How to fix scratch (from knife cut) in glass? How did this happen?

[Robert Lambie]

Not that I’ve removed a scratch from glass, mate, but might be worth considering.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYglXxhYjA0

[Simon Worrall]

Cant help you there Pane…other than to pass on the knowledge that stainless steel blades dont scratch glass. So use them instead.

[David Hammond]

Are you sure you scratched the glass with the blade?

What blade and what glass? It just sounds a bit unlikely to me?

[Pane Talev]

Not sure what kind of glass. Blade OLFA 30 degrees.

[Pane Talev]

Thank you Robert. I will try this.

This is the knife used.

I also was under impression that glass cannot be scratched with a knife.

[Hugh Potter]

I’ve done the same, with a new blade, on my brand new Custom Sport passenger side glass a few yrs back, only lightly cutting too! I no longer cut against glass with the olfa blades!

[David Stevenson]

I accidently destroyed a window in a VW Passat several years ago when tinting it with the exact same blade. Couldn’t repair it, we had to replace it. Lesson learnt. Like Simon said a stainless steel blade is the way to go if you’re cutting on glass.

[Robert Lambie]

I haven’t done it before, but is it not a chipped blade or blunt blade that can score glass?

[Martyn]

correct rob, a perfectly sharp blade should not damage the glass but also dirt trapped between the blade and glass can cause damage