[DML] Re: Repairing Glass Scratches

["deloreandmc81" <shelbycobra@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have heard about a product called Lens Doctor, it is suppose to fill
in scratches.  I haven't used it so I can't say how well it works but
I guess it wouldn't hurt to find out.  Good Luck!!

James
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--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Rob Greenhaw <wylldshark@...> wrote:
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> My tollbooth windows have slight scratches on them and I was curious
to know what it is you can use that repairs (fills) the scratches and
removes them?
>   
> Thanks everyone!
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