[Cube] Case scratches on the Cube

[Frederick Manter]

Yes the auto route is the way to go for light scratches. I've used 
ArmorAll with good success. If they are heavier from abuse or 
carelessness you might try what a friend of mine did with a badly 
scratched audio turntable cover. He took it to a local plastic 
fabricator and had them re-buff it using scratch removing stuff.
Cost him 25 bucks and it looked brand new when done and he was able 
to wait while they did it. Make sure you remove the core first, even 
when using polish.

Frederick

>I don't have any scratches on either one, but if the scratches are 
>very light, I'd be tempted to try an automotive product - swirl 
>remover and / or convertible top cleaner/polish.
>
>Ken
>
>On Mar 7, 2006, at 7:00 PM, James Rice wrote:
>
>>I picked up my cube from the ebay seller today.  Functionally it's
>>great but the case has a lot of small scratches and a few large ones.
>>What does everyone do to minimize those scratches that end up on their
>>cubes?
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