Removing scratches.

[Faceteeth]

Like an idiot, I've just put my new mod in my pocket with my keys and I've scratched the screen.

Tried the toothpaste and microfiber cloth trick but they're a bit too deep for that I think.

Any suggestions?

 

[Faceteeth]

 

[Vapaneezer Scrooge]

I have some dead mods that have defeated me and cannot fix (dead internal cells) so I will deliberately scratch a screen and test it for you, but I did try the toothpaste on a CD, didn't work for me, though these are a softer plastic, problem will be how deep the scratches are.

I will also try car scratch remover.

 

[Steve.]

They look a bit deep to be polished out, might do more harm than good but i'm no expert, hope you find a way though.

 

[burnt fingers]

Autoglym headlight restoration kit.... You need a drill though

 

[eyeball kid]

In a way once It's scratched it makes you more relaxed about using it every day.
Not necessarily a bad thing.

 

[Chilly]

I like it with the scratches, it looks used

 

[Faceteeth]

I have some dead mods that have defeated me and cannot fix (dead internal cells) so I will deliberately scratch a screen and test it for you, but I did try the toothpaste on a CD, didn't work for me, though these are a softer plastic, problem will be how deep the scratches are.

I will also try car scratch remover.

You don't have to do that. I'm kinda leaning into what @eyeball kid said, just roll with the scratches. It's just annoying as I've only had it a couple of weeks!

 

[Faceteeth]

I've got some T-cut knocking around, I might give that a go when my son goes to sleep this evening but if not, I'll just embrace the scratches lol.

Thanks for your suggestions everyone!

 

[Deaf Vaper]

Well..i've used a small rotary polishing mop with a very fine paste before on some plastics, if the material is hard enough to resist burring, but that plastic screen looks to soft for that, it'll just ruin it. I don't think T cut will do much, but it's worth a try.