Molevion Glaciox Cerium Oxide 30g – Fine Grade 2.5 Micron Glass Polishing Powder for Scratches

Breathe new life into your glass surfaces with Molevion Glaciox Premium Cerium Oxide 30g. This high-purity, ultra-fine 2.5 µm (microns) glass polishing powder is engineered for superior performance and a precision optical finish. Its high water solubility creates a uniform slurry, ensuring effortless application and brilliant results.

Molevion Glaciox is designed to remove light sanding marks, superficial scratches, haziness, water spots, and limescale buildup, restoring crystal-clear transparency without etching or harming delicate glass. Perfect for camera and eyeglass lenses, microscope slides, high-end glassware, mirrors, automotive windshields, marine glass, shower screens, ceramic cooktops, gemstone facets, marble, and metal accents.

For superficial scratches only (those that won't catch a fingernail), this cerium oxide powder provides professional-grade results for both DIY enthusiasts and repair specialists. Simply mix with water to form a smooth paste, then polish by hand with a felt pad or with a rotary tool at 1,500–2,000 RPM. This non-toxic, zinc-free, low-dust formula produces no harmful fumes, making it safe for home workshops and professional labs.

Safe for use on windshields, mirrors, camera and eyeglass lenses, shower doors, and more, our gentle, non-abrasive, zinc-free formula delivers professional-grade results for both DIY enthusiasts and repair specialists.

Directions for Use

 Prepare the Slurry In a small container, combine 4 parts Molevion Glaciox with 1 part water.

Tip: Mix small batches at a time—add more powder or water to adjust abrasiveness. Mix Thoroughly Shake the closed container or stir with a spoon/spatula until you achieve a smooth, paste-like consistency.

Tip: Less water for a more abrasive paste; more water for a gentler polish. Load the Applicator Apply roughly ½ teaspoon of the slurry to a felt pad or similar polishing accessory. Begin Polishing With your rotary tool off, spread the paste evenly over the damaged area. Tip: Start at low RPM to prevent splatter. Polish at Speed Increase tool speed to 1,500–2,500 RPM. Move the pad side-to-side or up-and-down until imperfections disappear. Maintain Moisture If the paste dries, mist with water or add more slurry as needed.

Tip: A spray bottle with a fine mist provides the best coverage. Continue polishing until you achieve a clear, uniform finish. Rinse off any residue and admire your restored glass surface.