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On 1/29/18 4:33 PM, Wade Garrett wrote:
I managed to chip the edge of an old Pyrex glass lid to an eight inch rectangular storage container. Is there a way to smooth the sharp edge it left on the lip of the lid- or at least make it not sharp so it's usable again? I've got a Dremel tool and an assortment of wheels/disks but I'm not sure if Pyrex glass can be polished. A Dremel mounted fine stone smoothed it pretty well but magnifier inspection showed what look like very tiny hairlines radiating away from the original chip. I've concluded it's not safe for food storage and deep-sixed it. Thanks for all the suggestions! -- Make America great again? Hell, I'd be happy if they just made it America again. |
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