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Hello handyfolk...hope you all can help me with this! The east side of my house has a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows (6 in all, including 3 sliding glass doors) that gets strong morning sun from the eastern plains (I'm in the foothills above Denver). I've been told the glass is coated with a substance to keep sun glare down, though I really can't tell that it is.
I've got some dog scratches on these windows and doors, from my big dog going nuts at the sight of elk (which come right up to the glass to torture her :-)). I have the dog under control now, but...Is there anything I can do to get rid of the unsightly scratches? I'm not sure if it's the coating or the actual glass that's scratched. It's only one of the glass doors that is really bad. Hate the thought of replacing it just for that.
Thanks in advance!
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