Find scratches on your glasses, windows, or phone screen? Finding scratches on glass can be very frustrating, especially if you have to look at it all the time. Don't worry, all hope is not lost. Small scratches on the glass can be removed or at least masked so that they are less noticeable.

Clean the glass

Rinse the glass with a clean cloth, making sure there is no debris on the glass. Let the glass dry before attempting to repair the scratch.

Wet the microfiber cloth

Place a clean, lint-free cloth under running warm water. Wring out the fabric until no excess moisture is dripping from it.

Squeeze some toothpaste onto a cloth

Squeeze the tube of toothpaste until you squeeze out an amount of toothpaste the size of your little finger. It's best to be careful with the amount of toothpaste you use. You can apply more when working with scratches later.

Smear the toothpaste on the glass

Apply a cloth and toothpaste to the scratch. Move the fabric in small circular motions for 30 seconds.

Reapply toothpaste

See what this area looks like. You may need to use toothpaste several times to reduce scratches. Repeat the steps above, put a drop of toothpaste on the washcloth and rub it in a circular motion on the scratch for 30 seconds.

Clean the glass

Take a clean cloth and dampen it under the tap. Wring out excess water again, then wipe the glass again with a damp cloth. This makes the glass shine.

Clean the glass

Use a clean microfiber cloth to keep debris out of the scratches. Dampen the cloth with warm water, then wash the mug as usual.

Mix equal parts baking soda and water

You only need one scoop or less of each ingredient. It's best to keep them in a bowl so you can mix them up with a spoon and get rid of the big clumps of baking soda. After mixing, you will get a pudding-like paste.

Collect the paste with a microfiber cloth

Use new fabric again. This helps wrap the fabric around your fingers and press the fabric into the paste. This way you will get a small amount of paste.

Knead the dough into a round shape

Apply the paste to the glass and rub off the scratches in a circular motion. Watch for 30 seconds to see if the scratches disappear.

Wash the area

Rinse the glass or wipe it with a new cloth. Dampen a washcloth with warm water and place it over the scratched area, making sure the baking soda paste is completely removed.

Clean the glass

Dip a clean microfiber cloth in warm water. Squeeze out excess water so that it does not drip onto the fabric. Wipe off debris with a rag and let the glass dry.

Wrap your fingers in a microfiber cloth

Choose a fabric that does not leave threads on the glass. A cotton swab works well as a substitute.

Apply polish to fabric

Dip or wring the fabric into or out of the polish so that a small amount of polish gets onto the fabric on your finger. Limit the amount of polish you use, as over sanding glass with polish can cause additional scratches.

Apply varnish to the scratch

Put a rag over the scratch and buff it out. . Move the fabric in a circular motion for about 30 seconds. The scratches should decrease or completely disappear. Do not add more polish as this may damage the glass.

Wash off nail polish

Wet a clean cloth with warm water. Wipe the polished area to remove the metallic polish.

Clean the glass

Clean the glass as usual, for example with glass cleaner or a damp microfiber cloth. Be sure to remove all debris from the glass surface, then allow the glass to dry.

Dip the applicator brush into the polish

Scratches should only be treated with a bottle of clear nail polish. Dip the applicator from the bottle into your nail polish. A small layer of varnish is applied to scratches.

Apply varnish to the scratches

Rub the applicator over the scratch. Minimize contact with othersglass. When the varnish comes off the brush, it penetrates the scratches and removes visible stains.

Let the varnish dry for an hour

Stay away from varnish as it can seep into scratches. Came back an hour later, ready to go for polishing.

Apply nail polish remover to a microfiber cloth

Carefully pour nail polish remover onto a clean cloth until a small drop of nail polish remains on the cloth. You just need enough of something to neutralize the polish.

Wipe off scratches with a cloth

Use a rag to apply nail polish remover to the scratches. Once you've made sure all the polish has been removed, you're ready to admire your new glass.

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