Hi guys, as the title says, I'm wondering if it's possible to remove or fill in these light scratches that have formed on my laptop.Attachment 185229
Is this possible? Please help! (Whoever helps I will thank, but I don't know how, could you please show me?)
Last edited by vStone1K; 12 Dec 2013 at 02:44.
A thumbs up for Cif.
It used to be called Jif in the UK, but the makers decided to change the name.
As Pebbly says, light and easy should do it.
@seavixen32 Do you mean Jiff? Could you tell me a little more about it?
It was originally marketed in the UK as Vim, had its name changed to Jif, and later became known as Cif, although many people in the UK still refer to it as Jif.
Cif - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
@seavixen32 Oh yeah, we have that in Aus. It's known as Jif, or Jiff. We use it on the toilet XD lol!
We use Harpic for our loo - in fact my grandsons often call me Harpic because they reckon I'm clean round the bend most of the time.
It is a cream cleaner, this means it is ABRASIVE and will take off the top layer if used vigorously.
Another option is to use T-CUT (Black) this is very similar What is t-cut and where is cheapest excpt it's not a cleaner and is designed for car bodywork. Again a small amount on a soft cloth rubbing gently in circles.
There are some very good polishes for plastic but this is one I use 100% on all my cars and I can speak to it's amazing restorative powers. Please use a little on a sponge and work into the scratches re-applying and then let dry and buff. This stuff even smells amazing !
CLEANER WAX
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