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Originally Posted by repare-brise
First most all systems can be distortion free, All systems remove glass(even those who say they don't) it's a fact when you abrade a surface, you remove material. Ceruim oxide creates heat, and on a microscopic level redistributes the glass(read melts), as well as abrading part of it away. Have fun
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If most systems can be distortion free and all systems remove glass. How can any system be distortion free? If you remove material you change the refractive qualities of the glass, causing distortion. Glass starts to bend when heated to 1,100 degrees I seriously doubt that a cerium oxide slurry would get that hot and if it did the laminate in the w/s would burn and the glass would crack. The only system that can rearrange molecules is on the USS Enterprise, but its in space dock getting refitted. Have Fun
Main Entry: re·fract
Pronunciation: ri-'frakt
Function: transitive verb
Etymology: Latin refractus, past participle of refringere to break open, break up, from re- + frangere to break —more at BREAK
Date: 1612
1 a : to subject (as a ray of light) to refraction b : to alter or distort as if by refraction <to refract that familiar world through the mind and heart of a romantic… woman —Anton Myrer>
2 : to determine the refracting power of
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