i got a gameboy. the plastic piece that covers the screen got some scratches all over it. Is there a way to remove the scratches?
i got a gameboy. the plastic piece that covers the screen got some scratches all over it. Is there a way to remove the scratches?
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It may be easier to remove it and purchase a new one like this: nonfinite electronics I was in a similar situation and they're as authentic as you're going to get. (a lot on ebay don't have the 'dot matrix' print)
mine aint so scratched that i need to replace it. it got a couple of minor scratches but i plan on displaying it so i want to somewhat make it neater.
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Sega: SMS, GENx3, SATx2, DCx3
Sony: PS1, PS1 moddedx2, PS1 Jap, PS1 Slim, PS2x2, PS2 Slim, PSP Go, PS3 Fat, PS3 Slim
Others: XBOXx2, XBOX w/ hard mod, XBOX w/xbmc and 80gb HDD, X360, X360 Slim MW3 Edition, TG16, INTV, COLV, 2600 JR-broken, Wonderswanx2
You can buy Novus plastic polish and give that a shot. It comes in different levels of abrasion, with no. 3 being the harshest. I would recommend getting a set of #1-3 and starting at #2 and only going to #3 if needed.
http://www.novuspolish.com/
thanx ill give that a shot.
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Nintendo: NESx3, SNES, N64x2, NGCx2, WIIx2, GB, GBP, GBCx2, GBASPx2, NDSLx2,
Sega: SMS, GENx3, SATx2, DCx3
Sony: PS1, PS1 moddedx2, PS1 Jap, PS1 Slim, PS2x2, PS2 Slim, PSP Go, PS3 Fat, PS3 Slim
Others: XBOXx2, XBOX w/ hard mod, XBOX w/xbmc and 80gb HDD, X360, X360 Slim MW3 Edition, TG16, INTV, COLV, 2600 JR-broken, Wonderswanx2
Also if you have some laying around the garage somewhere, some decent automotive wax works pretty well. If it's aggresive enough you can buff out the scratches.