Remove scratches from your Ipod with....BRASSO!!

ACID

Mr_Skint wrote:

I wonder if this would work on Mobile phone Screens?

well it does
i used brasso on my old 8910i
when i bought it, was about 480 new

a month after it had scratches and screen was liek 70 to fix
so i tired brasso as the phone was insured anyway

and it got rid of most scratches....not all like any deep ones
but small minor ones...

worth a shot

Jem8472

we used to use Brasso on small scratches on mirrors. and apparently they use it on glider cockpits. I think you can use it for almost anything that has fine scratches in it, but dont quote me on that!

one-non-blonde

I remember watching my dad in horror as he rubbed Brasso onto the screen of my Sega Game Gear after I moaned about the scratches. Needless to say it worked!

rogerramjet

Everyone should look on the brighter side of all these ipods being returned.....they will be refurbed with different screens and then re-sold...cheaper . Must remember to keep looking at the refurb page on the apple store

Tharweb

Mr_Skint wrote:

I wonder if this would work on Mobile phone Screens?

Mmmm...shall I try it? :think:

Tharweb - "Mum have you got any Brasso?"

Watch this space...

amd

Tharweb - "Mum have you got any Brasso?"

If she hasn't got brasso try toothpaste - just the plain white stuff, not fancy gel types. Does the same job.

Works on any plastics, (even used it on our goldfish tank where daughter no 2 marked it by wiping with a baby wipe which left it foggy).

Also use on CD's, DVD's, - even used it on the little screen on the back of my camera.

PS. Don't add water

Allexie

I found a tin of Brasso last night at the back of the cupboard (price tag of 16p on it...how long have I had it!!!) tried it both on my phone and iPod. Worked well on the phone but less well on the iPod screen. Off to try the toothpaste now

Tharweb

OK, got the Brasso off mi Mum. It's Brasso Duraglit Metal Polish Wadding is this OK to use or am I going to make my phone screen worse?