COMMERCIAL GLASS SCRATCH ACID GRAFFITI & HARD WATER SPOT REMOVAL KIT
Not a polish. A complete commercial glass restoration system.
Created by Glass Restore — the #1 name in professional glass restoration.
After years of removing glass scratches, acid-etched graffiti, hard water spots, and mineral damage on real commercial projects, we created this unique step-by-step kit using the same Glass Restore system we use in the field.
This is not a basic polishing kit and not a random set of pads. It is a professional glass correction system designed to cut, refine, remove haze, and bring clarity back to damaged glass.
Now, the same system used for commercial glass restoration is available to everyone.
WHAT THIS KIT RESTORES
The Glass Restore Commercial Kit is designed for:
• Glass scratches
• Hard water spots
• Mineral deposits
• Haze
• Wiper marks
• Surface marks
• Fine scratches
• Medium scratches
• Deep scratches
• Acid damage
• Acid-etched graffiti
This kit is designed for restorable glass only. It is not intended for cracked, chipped, broken glass, or damage that is too deep to be safely restored.
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS
Each pad has a specific role in the restoration process. You choose the correct starting Step based on the condition of the glass, test the correction, then continue through the following Steps until the glass is restored.
You do not need to start every job with Step 1.
For severe damage such as deep scratches, acid damage, or acid-etched graffiti, Step 1 may be required.
For most medium-level restoration jobs, we recommend testing Step 2 first.
For lighter surface defects, hard water damage, mineral deposits, scuffs, haze, wiper marks, or fine scratches, you may be able to start with Step 3, Step 4, or Step 5.
After the starting Step corrects the damage, continue through every following Step in sequence.
Step 6 is the main clarity step. It removes fog, haze, and cloudiness left by the previous correction Steps.
Step 7 is the premium final felt polishing stage. It is used with the included liquid compound for heavy correction projects, deep scratch restoration, acid-etched graffiti, expensive storefront glass, and jobs that require maximum final clarity.
STEP 6 VS STEP 7
Step 6 includes built-in polishing compound and is designed to bring clarity back after the correction process.
Before using Step 6, spray clean water on the pad and keep the glass surface clean and lightly wet while working.
Do not use Step 6 dry.
Use Step 6 for most standard restoration jobs when the glass has fog, haze, cloudiness, or marks left from previous correction Steps.
Use Step 7 with the included liquid compound for heavy correction projects, deep scratch restoration, acid-etched graffiti, expensive storefront glass, premium commercial work, and jobs that require maximum final clarity.
Step 7 can be used after Step 6 as an optional premium final finish, or selected instead of Step 6 when the job requires a stronger professional finishing stage.
RECOMMENDED MACHINE SETTINGS
For best results, use a variable-speed polisher or grinder with proper speed control.
Recommended speed: approximately 3000–3500 RPM.
Keep the tool flat, stable, and controlled while working.
Do not use excessive speed, do not stay in one spot too long, and do not overheat the glass. The goal is controlled correction, not forcing the tool into the surface.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
26 Total Glass Restore Pads
Step 1 × 5 pads — for severe damage only, including deep scratches, acid-etched graffiti, acid damage, and extremely old or heavily bonded hard water deposits. For most jobs, test Step 2 first and use Step 1 only when stronger correction is required.
Step 2 × 5 pads — recommended starting point for most medium-level glass damage, including medium scratches, moderate surface damage, established hard water deposits, and mineral buildup that requires more than light polishing.
Step 3 × 5 pads — for scuffs, hard water damage, mineral deposits, surface marks, light scratches, wiper marks, and similar defects that do not require starting with Step 1 or Step 2.
Step 4 × 5 pads — for lighter correction and refining after earlier Steps. Step 4 may also be selected as the starting Step when the glass does not require stronger correction.
Step 5 × 3 pads — for minimal correction and final refinement before the clarity finishing stage. Step 5 may be used as the starting Step only when the glass requires very light correction.
Step 6 × 2 pads — clarity pads with built-in polishing compound. Step 6 removes the fog, haze, and cloudiness left by the previous correction Steps and brings clarity back to the glass. Spray clean water on the pad and keep the glass surface clean and lightly wet during use. Do not use Step 6 dry.
Step 7 × 1 felt polishing pad — premium final felt polishing pad used with the included liquid compound for heavy correction projects, deep scratch restoration, acid-etched graffiti, expensive storefront glass, and jobs that require maximum final clarity. Step 7 can be used after Step 6 as an optional premium final finish, or selected instead of Step 6when a stronger professional finishing stage is required.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS INCLUDED
5-inch backing pad
For attaching the Glass Restore pad system to a variable-speed polisher or grinder.
Glass Restore Flat-Control Interface Pad
A white interface pad placed between the backing pad and the Glass Restore pad. It helps keep the machine flat, stable, and controlled, reduces edge bite, and helps prevent uneven contact.
White squeeze tube of liquid glass polishing compound
Used with Step 7 felt polishing pad for the premium final polishing stage.
Glass Restore duffle bag
Professional storage and carry bag for the full commercial system.
Online step-by-step instructions
Instructions are accessed online. No printed manual is included.
HOW MANY JOBS CAN THIS KIT HANDLE?
This Commercial Kit is designed for approximately 5–13 restoration jobs depending on glass size, damage severity, machine speed, and how many Steps are required.
Light damage such as hard water spots, mineral staining, haze, wiper marks, and fine scratches will usually use fewer pads.
Heavy damage such as deep scratches, acid graffiti tags, and larger storefront glass may require more pads and more time.
EXAMPLE SEQUENCES
Severe damage / premium finish:
Step 1 → Step 2 → Step 3 → Step 4 → Step 5 → Step 7 + liquid compound
Acid graffiti / deep scratch restoration:
Step 1 or Step 2 → continue through the required Steps → Step 7 + liquid compound
Standard restoration:
Step 2 → Step 3 → Step 4 → Step 5 → Step 6 → Optional Step 7 + liquid compound
Light scratches, hard water damage, mineral deposits, or wiper marks:
Step 3 → Step 4 → Step 5 → Step 6 → Optional Step 7 + liquid compound
Light correction:
Step 4 → Step 5 → Step 6 → Optional Step 7 + liquid compound
Minimal correction:
Step 5 → Step 6 → Optional Step 7 + liquid compound
For most standard jobs, Step 6 is the final clarity Step. For premium commercial work, expensive storefront glass, deep scratch restoration, acid-etched graffiti, or when maximum final clarity is required, use Step 7 with the included liquid compound as the premium final polishing stage.
WHY THIS KIT IS DIFFERENT
This is the same system used by Glass Restore in real commercial restoration jobs.
Durable sanding-cloth pads provide stronger cutting power and longer life than standard paper pads.
The Step 1–7 system allows you to correct different levels of glass damage instead of relying on one generic polishing pad.
Step 6 includes built-in polishing compound and is designed specifically to bring clarity back after the correction process.
Step 7 felt polishing pad and liquid compound add a professional finishing stage for heavy correction projects, premium commercial work, and maximum final clarity.
The Flat-Control Interface Pad helps keep the machine flat and controlled, making the system easier and safer to use.
The included Glass Restore duffle bag keeps the full commercial system organized and ready for field work.
WHO THIS KIT IS FOR
This kit is ideal for:
• Homeowners
• Handymen
• Glass companies
• Window cleaners
• Detailers
• Storefront owners
• Business owners who want to restore damaged glass instead of replacing it
• Professionals who want to perform repeated paid glass restoration jobs
BUILT FOR COMMERCIAL WORK
The Glass Restore Commercial Kit is built for repeated paid work, larger storefront projects, and regular commercial use.
Compared to the Starter Kit, this Commercial Kit includes more pads, Step 7 felt polishing pad, liquid compound, Flat-Control Interface Pad, and a Glass Restore duffle bag.
It is the best option for anyone who wants a larger, more complete Glass Restore system for professional use.
Jake Morrison –
I clean windows and showers for homeowners. Before this kit, when shower glass had white stains, I just told customers, “I can clean it but this part may not come off.”
Now I can show them a test spot.
That changed everything. One lady had a shower door that looked almost gray at the bottom. I used the Glass Restore kit on one corner and she immediately said, “Can you do the whole thing?”
For me, that is exactly what I needed.
Amanda Lewis –
This helped me with one very specific problem: Airbnb bathrooms.
Owners always say, “Can you make it look cleaner?” But sometimes it is already clean. The glass is just damaged from years of hard water. I used this kit on a shower door in one of our rentals, and the bathroom instantly looked newer.
I’m not a glass expert. I don’t want to pretend I am. But I followed the steps, took my time, and the result was good enough that the owner asked me to add it to our turnover service.
Marcus Hill –
I didn’t even think glass could be an upsell until I tried this.
A customer had a black SUV. Paint looked amazing after correction, but the windshield had mineral spots and fine scratches. I used the kit and the glass looked cleaner at night, especially under street lights. The customer noticed that more than I expected.
Now I don’t just say “glass cleaning.” I say “glass restoration” when the glass actually needs correction.
Nice kit, it helped me change how I sell the service.
Ben Clark –
My first try was bad. I used different product, got messy, and thought maybe I was doing everything wrong. Then I bought Glass Restore Kit and watched the instructions and practiced on an old shower door I found cheap.
Second try was way better.
The thing I like is that you can actually learn from mistakes. The kit gave me a way to practice glass scratch removal and hard water stain removal without spending thousands first.
For beginners, that matters.
Peter Novak –
We clean commercial buildings. Glass doors at the entrance always look terrible near the handles. Scratches, cloudy marks, old sticker residue, everything. Now we use it to fix all that!
Tyler Benson –
I was scared to touch scratches, honestly
I’ve seen bad glass polishing jobs where the glass gets distorted, so I avoided those jobs for years. This kit helped me start fast! I practiced onv a customer’s windows…
I’m still careful, but now I don’t automatically turn down every glass scratch removal job.
Luis Fernandez –
Pressure washing makes the house look clean, but sprinkler stains on glass can ruin the whole job.
That was my problem.
I cleaned a patio area for a customer, and the sliding glass doors still looked bad because of hard water. I used this kit on one door as a test. The customer saw the difference and paid me to do the rest.
This is a perfect add-on if you already do exterior cleaning. You are already at the house. The glass is already there. You just need a way to fix it.
George Miller –
I have been in construction long enough to not believe every product claim. Overall this is the best kit and pads i found in the us! Thankk you!
Omar Hassan –
Thats the kit i started from a while ago! I still make money on glass restoration! u guys are the best!!! For my business, I like services where I can show a before and after. Glass restoration is one of those services!