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Home›How To›6 Ways to Remove a Scratch on Glass Cooktops

6 Ways to Remove a Scratch on Glass Cooktops

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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A glass cooktop is a popular choice among homeowners for its sleek appearance and easy cleaning process. However, scratches on the surface can be an eyesore and diminish the beauty of a modern kitchen. Here are six ways to remove or minimize the impact of a scratched glass cooktop.

1. Baking soda and water solution

To create a gentle yet effective abrasive, mix one part baking soda with two parts water. Apply the paste to the scratched area, and use a soft cloth to polish gently in circular motions. After polishing for a few minutes, rinse the cooktop surface with clean water and dry it thoroughly to assess the results. Repeat as needed to reduce the scratch’s visibility.

2. Cerium Oxide

Cerium oxide is a common polishing compound used for removing scratches from glass surfaces like watch faces or auto windshields. Mix cerium oxide powder with water until it forms a thick paste. Use a microfiber cloth or soft buffer pad to apply the mixture, and rub in small circular motions over the scratch. Rinse away any residue with clean water and pat dry.

3. Toothpaste

Use non-gel toothpaste with mild abrasive properties as an alternative to commercial glass polishers on minor scratches. Apply toothpaste directly onto the affected area, gently rubbing in circular motions using your fingertips or a soft cloth for several minutes before rinsing away all residue and drying thoroughly.

4. White Vinegar and Cornstarch

Create another homemade mixture by combining equal parts white vinegar and cornstarch until it forms a thick paste. Apply this paste to the scratch on your glass cooktop and gently rub in small circular motions using a soft cloth, taking care not to damage surrounding areas further. Rinse off with clean water after polishing, then pat dry.

5. Store-bought Glass Polish

For deeper or larger scratches, consider purchasing a store-bought glass polish that’s specifically designed for glass cooktops. Follow the product’s instructions, which typically include applying the polish to the scratched area and buffing it out with a soft cloth.

6. Professional Assistance

If all else fails or in case of severe scratches, consider seeking professional help from a glass repair expert. They have specialized tools and techniques that can help repair and restore your cooktop to its former glory.

In conclusion, with a little effort and some easy-to-find household items, you can restore your glass cooktop and remove those pesky scratches. Take care when using abrasive materials on your cooktop, test any new methods in an inconspicuous area, and follow recommended cleaning guidelines to help prevent future scratches.

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