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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Screen scratch remover
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Location: Bristol
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I'd also like to know if the plastic stick on protectors work, or whether they peal, leave marks when they come off etc...
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Location: Birmingham, UK
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The majority of those scratch removes are simply overpriced mild abrasives.
I strongly recommend trying Brasso first before buying one of those. See this: http://todd.dailey.info/archives/200...can-of-brasso/ I have used brasso on my ipod and mobile phone (k800i had a scratch on the screen) and after a while, it works perfectly. Took quite a few re-applications and rubbing get the the deep scratches out, but worked perfect in the end. After cleaning my ipod, I applied the invisibleSHIELD. I can confirm 100% that when I removed the shield, it left no residue marks at all and came off cleanly. Therefore, I am guessing that good quality phone screen protectors shouldnt leave any residue marks either. |
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Great!
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I've used Displex on a couple of phones and on a watch, with excellent results on all three! And as you only use one or two drops at a time, the small tube lasts a long, long time.
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Thank you. I'll have a look at the range of scratch removers. My k750 needs a little help on the screen!
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