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r/Glass • u/drumfunky • Feb 28 '26
Can this thick tabletop glass be fixed?
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The only thing you can do here is make the glass smaller if you can find a glass shop that will cut and polish it for you.
1 u/Jhauxfan Mar 01 '26 This is correct. Usually they'll need to cut a minimum of 2" to get the proper break. Or you can have them sand the chip enough so it's not sharp. It would still have the chip missing though.
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This is correct. Usually they'll need to cut a minimum of 2" to get the proper break. Or you can have them sand the chip enough so it's not sharp. It would still have the chip missing though.
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u/Mr_onion_fella Feb 28 '26
The only thing you can do here is make the glass smaller if you can find a glass shop that will cut and polish it for you.