Best way of removing fine scratches and scuffs from cases

Started by guest6424, February 19, 2019, 20:47:12 PM

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guest6424

Anyone know what the best way of making a case look like brand new is? Obviously you can retrobright it to get rid of yellowing and WD40 will polish up the case nicely but I'm look for a way of removing the really fine scratches that show the consoles age? I've heard that using a cream cleaner like cif/jif works as it has micro-particles so acts as a very light abrasive.

TrekMD

I've seen people post pictures of restored consoles but I've never been certain of how they remove the scratches. I did find this video that may help, though.


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zapiy

I've heard mixed things, from my experience it will remove some of the shine in the plastics, you can try and buff them up after.

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guest6424

Some in another forum have suggested this https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Novus&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

I think I'll buy some battered old Mega Drives on eBay and give the kitchen cream cleaner a go first seeing as it's like 80p from Asda.

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