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Apr 13 2005
Novus Scratch Remover and Plastic Polish
PSP Hardware | Cleaning
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| Made By: Novus
Release Date: January 02 2005
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• A complete system for scratch removal and surface restoration
• For plastic, acrylic and fiberglass
• Three separate plastic polishing formulas
• Includes non-abrasive polishing cloth
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i have given up on screen protectors. Ive gone through about 3 now and have ruined each one with dust and finger prints that i cant remove. I have now probably done more damage to my psp just trying to get these screen protectors on and the only protection products i will now invest in is the logictec playgear case and possibly a scratch remover, if a ton of people give it great reviews that is.
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yikes, sticky side, as in adhesive? i got the pelican screen gaurd and it sticks with static friction or what not. anyways, no adhesive, i've heard horor stories of people using the adhesive screen gaurds and having to take them off and being stuck with sticky crap all over the screen. the pelican screen gaurd works great for me, i feel like my psp is safe. it comes with 2 gaurds and although i got some lint stuck inside and the brightness is slightly dimmed(not a problem), i like it a lot and would recommend staying away from adhesive screen gaurd unless maybe it comes with a solvent. the martin screen gaurd is suppoed to be one of the best, you can take it off and wash it and everything. it would be great if this product worked because i know everyone with a psp would buy this because i think everyone has a tiny little minor scratch that you cant even see while playing, but it bugs the hell out of you when its off or at an angle hehe. i know it bugs me.
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There's a product for the iPOD that is similar, it's called ICE cream. I bet that would work on the PSP. 
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This looks mighty similar to any regular plastic cleaners. Just hope it isn't one of those cheap ones that form over the scratch, then the place where the scratch is is still visible through the cleaner............................................
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i scratched my psp when i was cleaning it but you can see it when its on. it bugs me and i really want to get rid of it. any product you know of that will work? someone please review this!!
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EDIT: IT SCRATCHED MY SCREEN IF U CLEAN OFF THE #2 POLISH!!edited: Jun 30 2005
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You better not be lying. Explain.
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EDITedited: Jun 30 2005
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has anyone used it......i really want to know if it will damage my screen. of course why would captain post it if it didnt work... please someone i really need this stuff . write a review
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GTALCS said: "You better not be lying. Explain."
Hahaha yea explain..
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Wow that was the shortest review ever. Anyways I just ordered some and I'll post my experience with the product when it comes.
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shirase!! u reckon u dont have ne scratches?? well put ur psp unda a bright light....mmm suprising isnt it!! u have millions of 'micro scratches'. they r from cleaning. so if you clean your psp ul have these no matter what. ive had mine for a few days and ive got quite a few already. GOD DAM HIGH GLOSS SURFACE!!
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im definatly getin this
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jamezz said: "shirase!! u reckon u dont have ne scratches?? well put ur psp unda a bright light....mmm suprising isnt it!! u have millions of 'micro scratches'. they r from cleaning. so if you clean your psp ul have these no matter what. ive had mine for a few days and ive got quite a few already. GOD DAM HIGH GLOSS SURFACE!!"
Thats exactly what u sed on the plexus polish..
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why doesnt anyone steam up their bathroom adn put the screen protector on when the dust is all gone.
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