wax for glass?

So guys, it's well-known that you can buff (smooth) and wax (fill) paint, making it look nice. But what about glass? I have a number of small scratches in various pieces of my cars' glass and I'd love to be able to put something on to smooth it and fill the scratches if I can.

Any experience?

joel stuff you need is called jewellers rouge,. looks like a brick of compound you use for aluminum/stainless,.,.high speed wheel,. and patience,. for deep gouges go cuddle up to your local windshield guy and get some of that two stage clear epoxy,. then compound the sh1t out of it,..
Nick

Joel, it'd just be easier if you called me

Try using a good polish with a buffer and Orange or yellow pad to clean the glass. Then use a 0000 steel wool. Careful as the 0000 MAY scratch the glass . Metal polish (Jewelers rouge) works also.

To *fix* a customers glass, I have used a glaze to fill the scratches, but that is only good for a couple of days at best.

Wax the glass when finished........ Yes, I polish and wax EVERYTHING that is not soft

Way back in the 1960's when I worked service station, yes a real service station. Any purchase $2.00 and over got a full island check; oil, radiator, wws, auto trans fluid, wash the windows and air pressure. We used a product call Glass Wax to clean the windows in the station. Exhaust and asbestos dust is hard to get off.

Shenny