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Basic Technique

Advanced Technique

DISTORTION-FREE

MICROABRASIVE

Basic Technique

CAUTION! Always wear safety glasses, ear protection, and a dust mask while polishing glass.

STEP 1: Prepare the equipment

1.  Fill water feed bottle to fill line.
2.  Connect the water feed tube to the Gforce Max tube by 

threading the ends together. 

(PHOTO A)

3.  Pressurize the water feed bottle by pumping the handle.

Water should flow from the nozzle of the Gforce Max when 
the water feed button is pressed. 

(PHOTO B)

4.  Attach the backer pad by screwing it in the nozzle of the 

Gforce Max. 

(PHOTO C)  

Identify the correct backer pad size 

using the disk size chart on page 2. 

5. Attach the polishing disk by firmly pressing the hook-

and-loop side of the disk to the backer pad.

6.  Apply a thin layer of polishing compound evenly to the 

disk. Scrape off any excess. 

(PHOTO D)

7.  Attach the splash guard to the glass. Center it over 

the damage.

STEP 2: Remove the damage

8.  Grip the Gforce Max with both hands.  

(PHOTO E)

9.  Press the disk flat against the glass. Keep it flat

throughout the scratch removal process.

10. Press the trigger and use medium pressure while 

moving the Gforce Max briskly back and forth over the 
damage. 

(PHOTO F)

11. Press the water feed button to release more compound 

as needed.

12. Periodically check the temperature of the glass with 

the infrared thermometer. 

(PHOTO G)   

Stay within the ideal 

range using the temperature guide on page 2.

13. Brush the disk and reapply compound when the disk 

stops releasing  sufficient compound.

14. Continue steps 9-13 until the damage is gone.
15. Clean the glass with water and paper towels. 

(PHOTO H)

Laminated 

Windshield & Hurricane

115-135°F / 46-57°C

DISK

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LIGHT DAMAGE

Basic Technique

HEAVY DAMAGE 

Advanced Technique

Graffiti

Carbide Scribe

Welding

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LAMINATED 

MIRROR

ANNEALED 

TEMPERED 

155-175°F / 68-79°C

TYPE OF GLASS

TEMPERATURE

Glass temperature is important for safe, 

efficient repairs. 

Raise or lower the temperature by  adjusting
the pressure applied to the glass.

Run the Gforce Max at full RPM rate to reach
the ideal temperature quickly.

When working near an edge, stay at the lower
end of the temperature range.

DISK SIZE

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Handling

Windshield Wiper

Razor Blade

Sand Paper

Masonry

Logo

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5

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115-155°F / 46-68°C

Ideal for resurfacing large damaged areas, 
including graffiti.

Ideal for logos, tight spots, and edges.

Ideal for most medium to heavy damage. 
Also great for removing clusters of scratches.

Ideal for most light to medium damage.

Ideal for hard-to-reach areas and mirrors. 
Also great for removing clusters of scratches.

NOTE: Kit contents may vary. Additional supplies 
available at glasweld.com

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