Power FC Remove Scratches from Commander Screen?
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I understand there is a "rubbing" compound of sorts that you can get at places like TAP Plastics and probably some hardware stores that is ultra fine grit stuff that will usually do this. I havne't done it yet, myself, but I wouldn't mind testing it out on my cell phone screen cover, since it's all scratched up too. If I manage to end up over at a store that has this stuff I'll pick it up and will report back.
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You all have a very fine rubbing/polishing compound in your bathroom already. I would try using some toothpaste before you buy anything expensive. I used toothpaste to clean and polish all my clear plastic pieces, including my taillights, and they all are great. They used to be slightly scratched and foggy, but the toothpaste polished them right up.
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Originally posted by wile_e_coyote
You all have a very fine rubbing/polishing compound in your bathroom already. I would try using some toothpaste before you buy anything expensive. I used toothpaste to clean and polish all my clear plastic pieces, including my taillights, and they all are great. They used to be slightly scratched and foggy, but the toothpaste polished them right up.
You all have a very fine rubbing/polishing compound in your bathroom already. I would try using some toothpaste before you buy anything expensive. I used toothpaste to clean and polish all my clear plastic pieces, including my taillights, and they all are great. They used to be slightly scratched and foggy, but the toothpaste polished them right up.
Wow.. I never heard anyone trying that. Hmm.. Maybe time to clean my front markerts. Colgate or Crest.. decisions
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