6.6 Fl Oz (200 Ml) Cerium Oxide Glass Polishing Solution - for Removing: Oil Fil For Sale

• ✅Since powder settles at the bottom of the bottle, vigorously shake the bottle for 10 seconds before use to ensure thorough mixing.
• ✅Apply generously to the glass surface using a hard sponge. Scrub the glass surface vigorously with maximum force for at least 5 minutes, repeatedly spraying clean water to keep the surface moist. ✅Alternatively, use a polishing machine at moderate pressure and slow speed to polish for at least 5 minutes. Repeat spraying clean water to maintain moisture.
• ✅Highly concentrated 40 % Cerium Oxide formula - fast cutting, efficient polishing, the high content of Cerium Oxide brings more cutting power and removes glass scratches, oxidized layers, water stains and oil film in one go.
• ✅Ultra-fine 0.3μm particles suspension technology - Mirror-grade high gloss effect Nano-sized cerium oxide particles are evenly suspended, not easy to precipitate; with polishing cloth or sponge disk can be achieved on glass, acrylic, stainless steel, ceramic surfaces without spiral grain mirror luster. ✅Water-based environmentally friendly solution - no waxes, no silicones, zero residues 60 % deionized water based, no waxes or silicone oils. Easy to clean, no residue.
• ✅Car windscreen/side windows (repairing scratches, removing oil film, removing wiper marks)
• ✅Architectural flat glass, shower glass, aquarium glass (repair of scratches, removal of limescale deposits)
• ✅Glass panes for household appliances (glass doors for ovens, glass panes for refrigerators, glass panes for microwave ovens, glass panes for kitchen ovens)
• ✅General optical glass lenses, telescopes/microscopes/spherical lenses (scratch removal)
• ✅Glass furniture, store display cases, picture frame glass, glass windows (repairing scratches to improve clarity)
• ❎Do not use polishing liquid on resin material glasses.

Product description Work Preparation:

1. • Ultra-fine polishing cloth, sponge, or polishing pad
2. • Spray bottle filled with clean water blended.

Pre-cleaning

1. •First, thoroughly remove dust, sand particles, and loose debris using clean water, glass cleaner, or a glass scraper.
2. •Dry the glass surface.

Apply polishing solution

1. • Apply a generous amount of cerium oxide polishing solution to the polishing cloth or pad (adjust quantity based on desired polishing effect).

Manually deep clean oil films and stains

1. • Use tightly overlapping circular motions to wipe, systematically advancing from left to right or top to bottom.
2. • Maintain even, consistent pressure to ensure continuous, thorough friction between the glass and polishing solution.
3. • To maintain solution concentration, continuously replenish the polishing solution to ensure the glass surface remains adequately covered.
4. • If drying occurs, repeatedly add clean water to keep the glass surface lubricated and moist.

Inspection Results

1. Wipe the area clean and inspect it carefully under ample lighting. If the glass remains opaque, unclean, or uneven, repeat the above steps.

Manual Polishing Tips

1. • Control polishing solution concentration—excessive water dilutes the solution, reducing cutting ability and causing splatter.
2. • Control water usage—insufficient water leads to excessive solution viscosity; add fresh water periodically to maintain lubrication.
3. • If manual progress is slow or scratches require removal, switch to a rotary polishing machine.

Work Preparation:

1. • Electric rotary polisher.
2. • Polishing pad or polishing disc.
3. • Spray bottle filled with clean water.

Pre-cleaning

1. •First, thoroughly remove dust, sand particles, and loose debris using clean water, glass cleaner, or a glass scraper.
2. •Dry the glass surface.

Apply polishing solution

1. • Apply the polishing compound generously to the polishing cloth or pad (adjust the amount based on the desired polishing effect).

Polishing machine removes scratches

1. • Apply a generous amount of cerium oxide solution. Position the polishing pad flat against the glass surface. Start the machine and set it to low speed, approximately 500–1000 RPM.
2. • Apply the cerium oxide solution evenly using horizontal or vertical strokes.
3. • Increase speed to 1000–2500 rpm and apply light to medium pressure (2–5 psi) for short-stroke polishing with moderate pressure.
4. • Reapply water every 30–60 seconds to maintain surface wetness; never allow it to dry.
5. • Replenish the polishing solution frequently to ensure the glass surface remains fully saturated.

Inspection Results

1. • Wipe the area until clean, then carefully inspect the scratches under ample lighting.
2. • If the glass still shows scratches or unevenness, repeat the above steps.

Tips for Using a Polishing Machine

1. • Control polishing solution concentration—excessive water dilutes the solution, reducing cutting power. Thin solutions cause splashing.
2. • Control water usage—insufficient water leads to solution thickening and drying, causing scratches; regularly add fresh water to maintain lubrication.
3. • Continuously monitor glass temperature. If it feels excessively hot, immediately spray water to cool it down.
4. • Flexibly adjust speed and pressure: Lowering speed enhances control, while increasing speed improves polishing efficiency.