On Wed, 22 May 2002, Tony Duell wrote:
Use
abrasives suited to the material. For example, Red Rouge is a
metal polish. It _will_ eventually polish glass, but there are better,
faster abrasives. Chromium Oxide comes to mind. Diamond grits are not
Is that Chromium oxide? Others have suggested Cerium oxide (which I do
recall is used)
Either. Chromium Oxide is used for slightly softer stones (ie
not quartzites), is considerably cheaper, and doesn't stain _nearly as
badly. Cerium oxide is The Biggest Mess Known To Man.
Thanks for the tips
You're very welcome. I try never to miss a chance to show off.
I meant also to mention that you might not want a mirror finish. The
finish on this display looks more like a semi-matte.
Doc