Brasso on ipods, phones etc

[Clart]

Anyone tried this?

I know you can get stuff like displex, but i've heard brasso is a good alternative

 

[Griff]

Isn't Brasso abrasive?!?

(never used the stuff so I'm probably wrong)

 

[Tom]

Isn't Brasso abrasive?!?

(never used the stuff so I'm probably wrong)

Thats the idea!

 

[Clart]

how else do u think you're going to remove the scratches?

 

[The Hoff]

Brasso will work fine, used it on my ipod a few times. Theres a good few guides around on ipodlounge.

Failing that get one of them clean freaks to PC it

 

[Griff]

how else do u think you're going to remove the scratches?

I know it may be a strange concept but I'd probably buy some scratch remover before using something designed to clean horse brasses.

 

[seb]

maybe see if a cleaning geek has some of this spare? prob a bit expensive for the job in hand.

 

[Clart]

how else do u think you're going to remove the scratches?

I know it may be a strange concept but I'd probably buy some scratch remover before using something designed to clean horse brasses.

and how do you think a scratch remover works? its the same concept boyo

 

[Clart]

maybe see if a cleaning geek has some of this spare? prob a bit expensive for the job in hand.

i tried that last night. didn't do a lot, but apparently u have to scrub it for 15 mins!

 

[Griff]

I know it may be a strange concept but I'd probably buy some scratch remover before using something designed to clean horse brasses.

and how do you think a scratch remover works? its the same concept boyo

I know.. My original post was suggesting/asking if Brasso was highly/OTT/excessively abrasive.

 

[Clart]

cuddles?

 

[MRBILLYUK]

What about Meguiars PlastX ?


http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9077

 

[Griff]

cuddles?

Go on then..

 

[172 Dave]

get some jewellers rouge from a local jeweller thatll shift the scratches