No.  We started out using this system, but found that it was not able to deliver the results our most demanding customers required.  While it still is the best DIY option you can buy, it’s not something we would rely on to work on your glass.

In situations where the damage being removed was graffiti, and a little distortion or haze was preferable to whatever was etched into the glass it was a great option.  There were some situations, especially with non tempered glass that it worked very well for, however, being that most of our work is on high profile tempered glass, we needed something that could be relied on in EVERY situation.  A much wider tool kit than 3 grits of silicon carbide abrasives is required to deliver the results we do.

Glass Resurfacing is not an add on service for us, like it is for most other providers.  It’s all we do!

The best Piano in the world won’t make you a Beethoven or Chopin overnight.  Similarly, the best glass restoration tools are not needed by a novice.  It simply won’t make a difference, if you don’t know how, why or when to use them.  No doubt though, as your skills improve the requirement for better and more precise tools for each job becomes a necessity.

Not only do we make/produce/assemble all of our own tools, we stay well stocked.  We have on hand enough supplies to resurface many square miles of glass, so you’ll never ever hear us say “we are waiting on materials.”