Glass Polishing Compounds

Glass polishing compound is a ready-to-use cerium oxide-based formula designed to remove fine scratches, haziness, sanding marks, water spots, and limescale from glass surfaces. It restores clarity and shine, making it ideal for glass restoration and maintenance.

Our compound is extra-concentrated and fast-acting, requiring minimal product for professional-grade results. Unlike standard formulations, it delivers higher cutting efficiency, ensuring a flawless finish with less effort.

The Glass Polishing Compound is a fine-grade formula designed for general glass restoration and maintenance.

The GP-PRO Glass Polishing Compound is an extra-concentrated formula with higher cutting action, making it more effective for stubborn imperfections, oxidation, and deeper surface defects.

Both compounds are suitable for all glass surfaces, including windshields, windows, mirrors, shower screens, aquariums, and tempered or laminated glass. They also work on gemstones, crystals, ceramics, and select polished surfaces.

o, both compounds are designed for fine scratches and surface imperfections that do not catch on a fingernail. For deeper scratches, use a Glass Scratch Removal Kit with abrasives before polishing.

• Apply a small amount of compound to a felt polishing pad.
• Use a rotary tool or drill at 1500–2000 RPM.
• Work in circular motions, maintaining a surface temperature of 30–50°C (86–122°F)
• Continue until the surface is polished to the desired clarity.

Yes, both compounds can be applied by hand for cleaning and restoring clarity, but for scratch removal and full polishing, a rotary tool or drill is recommended.

Yes, they are non-toxic, zinc-free formulas with no harmful fumes. Safe for both professionals and beginners, they can be used in well-ventilated areas without special protective measures.

Yes! Both compounds work great for polishing quartz, tourmaline, and various crystals and semi-precious stones, helping restore their shine and clarity.

The required amount depends on your project size:

• 50ml (1.7oz) → Suitable for small repairs and spot polishing
• 100ml (3.4oz) → Ideal for multiple glass surfaces or repeated use
• 250ml (8.5oz) → Great for larger restoration projects
• 500ml (16.9oz) → Best for bulk use, workshops, or professional applications