Here are some “before and after” photos of some deeply pitted glass on the curtain wall portion of a brand new hotel in downtown Napa, Ca
Someone was cutting rebar next to a bunch of newly installed and expensive to replace windows.
Here the damage is being ground. The area is being in such a way as to minimize optical distortion as much as humanly possible.
Once the damage was out, I polished the glass back to its original clarity.
I put a piece of tape on the window in the “after” photo so you can more easily identify the surface, and be able to tell I wasn’t taking a picture of “nothing”.
This is the SAME piece of glass! The pitting went all the way to the edge of the frame on most of the windows, so I couldn’t get that out completely, but 98% of it came out. Tons of money saved on replacement on this one.
Make sure whoever you are considering to resurface your glass has plenty of Before/After photos and videos, references from happy customers and carry proper liability insurance. They should also be willing to do a demonstration on a portion of your glass before you commit to a large project.
When you need your glass resurfaced to as close to perfect as possible, call Glass Savers.
As you can see, we were able to get the scratches out, and without leaving any noticeable optical distortion or obvious sign of repair.
Over the years, we’ve run into countless scenarios like this one, where our client was told by the “other guys” that the scratches couldn’t be removed. Not only are we able to remove the scratches that no one else can 9 times out of 10, but we do it without leaving behind all of the obvious signs of repair that are common with most other glass “repairs”
When you need glass resurfacing, and you need it done right, we are the only ones you need to call.
Don’t take our word for it though, in addition to the largest online gallery of previous jobs we’ve done, we also offer no-obligation demos of our services because we know you’ll be thrilled with the final result we deliver.