The scratch resistance and daily maintenance requirements of acrylic reeded glass are aspects that require special attention during use. Although acrylic reeded glass has many advantages, such as light weight, easy processing and good visual effects, its scratch resistance is weaker than ordinary glass, so it needs to be protected during daily use. The following are some key points about its scratch resistance and daily maintenance:

1. Scratch resistance
Lower scratch resistance: Compared with ordinary glass or tempered glass, acrylic reeded glass has poor scratch resistance. Because the acrylic (PMMA) material is relatively soft, the surface is easily scratched by sharp objects or hard objects, resulting in scratches. This is a major limitation of acrylic reeded glass, especially in places with high frequency of use.

Improvement of surface treatment: Some high-quality acrylic reeded glass may undergo special surface treatments (such as hardening coating) to improve its scratch resistance. These treatments can improve the surface wear resistance to a certain extent, but still cannot reach the level of metal or tempered glass. Therefore, try to avoid rubbing the surface with hard objects in daily use to reduce the risk of scratches.

2. Daily maintenance requirements
Regular cleaning: It is very important to clean the surface of acrylic stripe glass, but cleaning agents and tools must be carefully selected. In order to avoid scratching or damaging the stripe surface, it is recommended to use a soft cloth or microfiber cloth for cleaning. Avoid using rough wiping cloths, steel wool, etc.

Cleaning agent selection: It is very important to choose non-abrasive and non-corrosive cleaning agents. It is recommended to use mild soapy water or special acrylic cleaning agents. Avoid using cleaning agents containing ammonia, alcohol, bleach or other strong acid and alkali ingredients. These chemicals may damage the acrylic surface and cause discoloration or surface damage.

Avoid contact with hard objects: Because the surface of acrylic material is relatively fragile, it is easy to be scratched by sharp or hard objects. Therefore, when using acrylic stripe glass, it should be avoided from direct contact with sharp objects such as keys, coins, pens, etc. Especially when cleaning, make sure that there are no hard particles such as sand and dust on the surface, otherwise these particles may cause scratches during the wiping process.

Prevent damage from high temperatures: Although acrylic stripe glass performs well at room temperature, it is sensitive to high temperatures. When cleaning, it is not recommended to use overheated water or expose it to high temperatures to avoid deformation or surface damage. Acrylic is particularly susceptible to thermal expansion under direct sunlight.

Avoid heavy objects: Since acrylic is relatively soft, care should be taken during storage and transportation to avoid it being pressed or hit by heavy objects, which may cause deformation or damage.

3. Surface protection measures
Surface coating protection: Some manufacturers of acrylic stripe glass will apply a scratch-resistant coating or hardened coating on the surface, which can increase its wear and scratch resistance. When purchasing, users can choose products with special coatings to improve durability.

Use of protective film: Before installation, some acrylic stripe glass products may come with a protective film to prevent scratches during transportation. After installation, if there is no hardened coating or protective film, try to avoid long-term exposure to abrasive environments.

4. Scratch Repair
Minor scratch repair: For minor scratches, acrylic surfaces can usually be repaired by polishing. Use a special acrylic polish and gently wipe with a soft cloth to remove shallow scratches on the surface and restore the gloss.

Deep scratch repair: For deeper scratches, you may need to use a special acrylic repair tool, such as a grinder or fine sandpaper, and then polish. However, deep scratches may not be completely removed, and there may still be traces after repair.

Acrylic striped glass has poor scratch resistance, so special attention should be paid to protecting its surface in daily use. Choose appropriate tools and cleaning agents for regular cleaning, avoid contact with hard objects, and prevent scratches. If necessary, take some protective measures (such as surface coating and protective film) to extend the service life, and repair minor scratches by polishing. Reasonable use and maintenance will effectively improve its durability and beauty.