• A complete system for scratch removal and surface restoration
• For plastic, acrylic and fiberglass
• Three separate plastic polishing formulas
• Includes non-abrasive polishing cloth
ive used this stuff before, but that was for windows on my Jeep's soft top. Worked great for that, but the material was comletely different. So i would wait to see if this works on the PSP before risking it on your own.
i may indeed be the first of us to need to use it my scratch is very small but a eye sore when i watch family guy so when i get paid (friday ) i ll get back to you butfirst Which one must i buy and how much
they've had similar products for glasses with scratches on it. a news reporter from where i live tried out the chemical on scratched glasses and it didnt work well at all. keep in mind that it was a different product than this, still i dont have much faith in this one either. if anyone gets it, we are all anxious to hear how it works. for those of you with scratches on the back, what i do about all my little nicks and such, is just not think about it. especially when its on the back, i can understand the screen. but who am i to talk, when i first got my psp i treated it like a little baby, that is until i got my screen gaurd from pelican, now i dont wipe the screen every other minute.
my problem is more for the "micro-sized" scratches due to wiping the screen while it had dust particles on it. they're not deep or obvious (except when you tilt the screen the right way). and totally invisible when the screen is on. will the scratch remover take care of this?
I have a few micro scracthes like this (caused by wiping with dust particles) that are completely unnoticeable...
unnoticeable, that is, UNTIL you put on a high quality screen protector.... at which point the micro air bubbles caused by the micro scratches create HUGE rainbow spots all over the screen (think Dead Pixels x 1000). Sigh... if someone gets thiese things to work, please share your experience, as I would love to treat the minor imperfections.
for me, i just put on EB's "hori" screen protector last night. altho it seems you'd need one of those biological clean-rooms you see in those "outbreak" movies to ensure your area is dust free, i was able to install it with minimum fuss (and minimum dust particles). i dealt with air bubbles by rubbing the area in tight circular motions with a finger covered with the cleaning cloth. jusy enough pressure to force or massage the bubbles out. i also put tape on the "surface" of the protector (to use as a tab) so i wouldn't have to (accidentally) touch the sticky side.
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