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Wed, Jul 24, 02 at 9:12
| I think Im going to have to live with this one but thought I would ask anyway...
My husband offered to help me paint up our new 9 light front door. Since he doesn't like to use power tools he hand sanded the mullions (sp.?)while I used an orbital on the flat areas. When I got the door all painted up and hung I began to clean up the glass and noticed curious scratches around the panes. That's when I realized that my helper had sandpapered the glass! Any solution? Buy a new door? Thanks. |
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- Posted by Marc_Wolfe (My Page) on Wed, Jul 24, 02 at 11:00
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- Posted by browntoestoo (My Page) on Fri, Jul 26, 02 at 20:06
| Oh heck, this sounds like something that would happen at my house! I'd try to minimize the scratching with glass wax. Maybe you will be hanging a sheer window covering over the panes? I doubt anyone but you will even know the scratches are there but you. |
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- Posted by jasper_austin (My Page) on Sat, Jul 27, 02 at 22:13
| I was going to say glass wax. I've seen it at local hardware places and restoration hardware |
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- Posted by albert_135 (a_richard_d@enfused.com) on Mon, Jul 29, 02 at 15:42
| In a door I might like frosted edges around the glass. Have you thought about some sort of a frosting or etching kit? |
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