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HOW TO REMOVE SCRATCH

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I FOUND SCRATCH IN MY PC WINDOW PANEL HOW TO REMOVE ANY SOLUTION?????

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Just now, iamdarkyoshi said:

Really guys?

I thought he was talking about a program i know named scratch :P

 

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I use some automotive finishing polish or just buy a plastic/acrylic specific polishing compound off Amazon, they are like a few bucks.

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Has anyone tried or considered clear acrylic nail polish to fill in scratches like these?

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1 minute ago, WMGroomAK said:

Has anyone tried or considered clear acrylic nail polish to fill in scratches like these?

It will be very noticeable since the material is different and basically cause the light to refract differently through the material. For light scratches it's just easier to polish them out. 

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