Scratch remover Polish for the likes of Mobile Phones & Such???
25-04-2010, 08:56 AM
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Scratch remover Polish for the likes of Mobile Phones & Such???
Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone knew which was the best polish i could buy to remove a scratch with....
Took to my new toy too Combe yesterday & scratched it in my pocket, Dam Pocket sized camcorders!
If anyone was at combe yesterday, i got some great footage in HD of the tack & drift action..
Took to my new toy too Combe yesterday & scratched it in my pocket, Dam Pocket sized camcorders!
If anyone was at combe yesterday, i got some great footage in HD of the tack & drift action..
25-04-2010, 12:20 PM
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25-04-2010, 12:27 PM
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After spending an evening using this product, trying to eliminate scratches from my mobile phone and i-pod I have had a very disappointing result. It does not do what it says on the tube, I cannot emphasise enough my advice not to buy this product. Do not buy it does NOT work.
Based on that review I wouldn't bother.
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25-04-2010, 01:27 PM
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I'm trying this on my I-phone as I type with no results. It fucking stinks when you sniff it. 
Bit pissed off as it was only in my pocket with one key and there is a deep scratch. I was assured I'd never scratch it by the man who sold me it. That stuff in the link I have from when I polised my I-pod. Worked very well on that, but not on my I-phone.
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Bit pissed off as it was only in my pocket with one key and there is a deep scratch. I was assured I'd never scratch it by the man who sold me it. That stuff in the link I have from when I polised my I-pod. Worked very well on that, but not on my I-phone. Benni.
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25-04-2010, 05:24 PM
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brasso will remove scuffs quite well but is abrasive itself so leaves very fine scratches behind, youd need something like mirrorglaze to remove the scratches left by brasso. If you can feel it with your nail to do it properly youd have to wet sandpaper it (1500 grit) then brasso then mirrorglaze. Or live with it.
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brasso will remove scuffs quite well but is abrasive itself so leaves very fine scratches behind, youd need something like mirrorglaze to remove the scratches left by brasso. If you can feel it with your nail to do it properly youd have to wet sandpaper it (1500 grit) then brasso then mirrorglaze. Or live with it.
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25-04-2010, 08:02 PM
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braver man than me if you try it!!! I used to work with clear plastics and its amazing what you can get away with but I dont think Id have the balls to try it on that.
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