On Fri, 12 Jun 2015 12:39:19 -0400, "Jim Wilkins"
wrote:

"tdacon" wrote in message
...
I just saw in the "cutting thin tiny glass parts" thread that there
seems to be a few lapidarians here. So I have another question:

I have a glass lid for a kitchen baking pan that has a flaked chip
on one edge, and I'd like to figure out a way to smooth it so that
my wife wouldn't have to throw it out. I thought I'd take a Dremel
tool and some suitable abrasive and smooth it and then try to polish
it a bit. What kind of abrasive would be good for that?

Tom


Black sandpaper.

+1. I'd avoid the dremel or other hard bits with glass. It likes to
shatter pretty easily and a hard stone could hit just the right freq
to shatter it.

Chuck a 3/8 dowel in your VSR with wod sandpaper on it. Quick fix.

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