Remove dent from privacy glass ?
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Is the glass tinted to create "privacy glass" or is it by means of a film being applied to the glass surface?
If the latter go to a glass tint place, have the existing film removed and new film replied. Otherwise just live with it.0 -
AFAIK factory tinted privacy glass is produced by treating the inside surface of the glass, so the chips that you have are on the outer clear layer/side of the glass.
You applying a black felt pen into the chip on the outer non-tinted side will simply great a black dot - as you discovered.
The usual chip repair system can be carried out on tinted glass just as it can on clear glass - with clear resin.
Good luck.0 -
Ice weasel thanks at least someone on here who has some knowledge and provides a answer unlike the other time wasters0
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Is there really any need to troll the OP when you know what he means? Different if you didn't, but you ALL without exception know what he means. I hope you all feel suitably empowered.0
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Mercdriver wrote: »Is there really any need to troll the OP when you know what he means? Different if you didn't, but you ALL without exception know what he means. I hope you all feel suitably empowered.
If he hadn't have made such a fuss about being corrected and then refused to accept that calling it a "Dent" is incorrect then i wouldn't have even commented.
How can you have a sensible discussion with someone who can't accept that a small chip in glass cannot be classed as a dent?.0 -
If he hadn't have made such a fuss about being corrected and then refused to accept that calling it a "Dent" is incorrect then i wouldn't have even commented.
How can you have a sensible discussion with someone who can't accept that a small chip in glass cannot be classed as a dent?.
Why is it so important to debate something which is understood by all what is intended? There is a time when it's important for clarity. This wasn't one of them :cool:0 -
But it's not a dent - it's a chip.
OP could simply have said " Sorry you are all correct it's a chip"
I only looked at this thread because I couldn't understand how glass could be dented
(EDIT that's because I didn't understand what OP meant)0 -
Manxman_in_exile wrote: »But it's not a dent - it's a chip.
OP could simply have said " Sorry you are all correct it's a chip"
I only looked at this thread because I couldn't understand how glass could be dented
(EDIT that's because I didn't understand what OP meant)
You mean you read through two pages, and then had an eureka moment? Really?
Sometimes I'm tempted to be a pedant. Occasionally I even start typing a reply, but then I self edit and think, no it's not necessary. The intent is obvious.
I hope you feel suitably empowered. Once you read the first post, it was obvious it was a chip. It was obvious to me too. I had the same question in my mind. Difference was I didn't feel I needed to feel superior.
Different strokes, and all that...0
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