Removing fine scratches from glossy black LED TV frame (cost, brand)
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I noticed right after a move that my LED TV's black glossy frame has tiny (dulling) scratches in it. I don't know whether this is from re-packing it in its original container to move (since the protective tape from the factory was no longer in place), or whether I had done it over time while dusting. Either way, is there a way to remove these scratches? They are real fine....but plentiful.
Look for a retail plastic supply, where you would by plexiglas. Here that would be Tap Plastics, among others. Most large metros should have a few. Novus is the brand I have used, but I'd buy the more
appropriate 2 oz. size for about half the cost of the 8 oz. above which is far more than you will need.
Look for a retail plastic supply, where you would by plexiglas. Here that would be Tap Plastics, among others. Most large metros should have a few. Novus is the brand I have used, but I'd buy the more
appropriate 2 oz. size for about half the cost of the 8 oz. above which is far more than you will need.
Thanks for the info, but...........I spoke with a representative from Novus who said that their polish would leave a glossy black plastic foggy. And Tap Plastics said they didn't sell anything that would work on it.
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Thanks for the info, but...........I spoke with a representative from Novus who said that their polish would leave a glossy black plastic foggy. And Tap Plastics said they didn't sell anything that would work on it.
In that case, I would try automotive wax such as Turtle Wax.
I've heard that Pledge will help to diminish scratches on plastic.
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