Removing scratches from glossy consoles
Removing scratches from glossy consoles
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Birdster

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2,539 posts

166 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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Hi all,

I've got an original PS3 covered in light swirls and I've noticed a few on the Xbox One. Is this something that we can't prevent with these glossy plastics?

I use a damp microfibre cloth, but still have the same problem.

I'm aware that these products have a natural swirl/mark to them when you examine them, but I find that over time that I add to them. The clothes are used on the TV screen with no problem.

MGZRod

8,164 posts

199 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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Google 'detailing world dyson' and it should bring up an extreme solution...

Zad

12,946 posts

259 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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Brasso used to be excellent for acrylic (perspex). It seems to "melt" a very thin layer of plastic. It sounds dramatic, but you wouldn't know it was happening.

Birdster

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2,539 posts

166 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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That's crazy. smile

It seems the Xbox One is very delicate. Especially the gloss top and front panels.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.p...