Who we are
At GRIT, we exist to set the benchmark for quality in glass polishing.
Our goal is to bring structure, credibility, and accountability. Through our certification program, we assess and verify the skills of trained technicians—ensuring they meet a clear standard of workmanship and professionalism.
Our national database recognises certified individuals and helps clients identify qualified experts. By doing so, we protect the reputation of glass polishing as a trade and help raise expectations across the board.
Glass polishing is the process of restoring and improving the appearance of glass surfaces by removing damage such as scratches, stains, haze, or dullness.
This technique is essential in industries including construction, maintenance, architecture, and automotive care.
What we do
about glass polishing
WHY POLISH GLASS?
Restoration
Removes scratches, water spots, graffiti tags, welder splatter, and other surface damage to restore the glass back to its original look.
Aesthetic Enhancement
Improves the visual appeal of glass, making it look new and pristine.
Functional Improvement
Smooths surfaces to reduce friction, improve light transmission, and maintain structural integrity.
Maintenance
Extends the lifespan of glass by preventing further damage and wear.
BENEFITS
Cost-Effective
Restores glass surfaces without the need for costly replacements.
Sustainable
Reduces environmental waste by extending the life of existing glass products.
Versatile
Suitable for a wide range of glass types, surfaces, and applications across various industries
APPLICATIONS
Architectural
Restoring and refining glass facades, windows, and doors in both residential and commercial buildings, including high-rises.
Household
Maintaining and polishing interior glass such as shower screens, tabletops, mirrors, and other fixtures.
Automotive
Improving clarity and appearance of car windshields, side windows, and headlights by removing scratches, haze, and surface damage.
Artistic
Enhancing the finish of glass sculptures, decorative panels, and custom-designed glasswork.
CONSIDERATIONS
Surface Type
Different types of glass—such as tempered, laminated, or coated—require specific techniques to ensure effective and safe polishing.
Skill Level
Proper training is essential to avoid glass distortion or damage during the polishing process.
Expectations
Our qualified technicians provide detailed assessments to give you a clear understanding of the achievable results before starting any work.
THE PROCESS
1. Cleaning
The glass is thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt, grease, and surface debris.
2. Inspection
The surface is carefully examined to identify scratches, stains, or other imperfections.
3. Abrasive Polishing
Specialized tools and compounds are used to remove surface damage. This step may include:
Coarse Polishing – Targets deeper scratches and defects.
Fine Polishing – Refines and smooths the glass surface.
4. Buffing
The surface is buffed to achieve a clear, high-gloss, mirror-like finish.
5. Protection
A sealant or protective coating may be applied to help prevent future damage and extend the life of the glass.
grit certified training course
Whether you’re a professional or a DIY enthusiast, mastering glass polishing techniques can deliver cost-effective and durable results. With the right tools, materials, and expert knowledge, you can restore dull or damaged glass to its original clarity and finish.
Contact us to learn how you can become a GRIT Certified Technician and gain the skills needed to excel in glass polishing.
Contact us
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