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Scratch Remover Product for case window.

loony979
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Got a brand new case with a large window would this be ok ?

Terry Towelling Cloths with Meguiar's Plast-X Polish. thank you.

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what?? O.o.. if its new just return it?? if you got it with a scratch on it.....if not.. then... yeah. .maybe.. '' Abrasive™ Technology (MDAT) remove light oxidation, chemical degradation, surface contamination, stains and light surface scratches with ease.  '' soo... light scratches

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I have an acrylic window on my case, and man this thing is easy to scratch. I can simply scratch it with my almost non-existent fingernails.

 

I have bought this (after it's been recommended by someone else) and while it takes a lot of work, it works like magic:

 

http://www.amazon.com/NOVUS-7100-Plastic-Polish-Kit/dp/B002UCYRZU/

 
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Ok i got the Novus for only $41 can't go wrong plus it's a minor scratch not deep at all. will look good thanks to all.

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You know what also works well? Replacing the window with a 10 dollar pane of glass from your local hardware store.

 

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13 minutes ago, Curufinwe_wins said:

You know what also works well? Replacing the window with a 10 dollar pane of glass from your local hardware store.

 

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I thought about doing just that.  How did you secure it to the panel?  The acrylic glass to my case has holes in it to secure it with nuts to the bolts on the panel.  I thought about using a silicone adhesive other something like that. 

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Just now, done12many2 said:

I thought about doing just that.  How did you secure it to the panel?  The acrylic glass to my case has holes in it to secure it with nuts to the bolts on the panel.  I thought about using a silicone adhesive other something like that. 

RV Silicone (only because it is black.)

 

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