Hello All, I'm obviously a newbie, and would like to appeal to the experienced G3 PBook users here for a tip. I've just purchased a Pismo on eBay for my son's Christmas present, which looks to be in excellent condition based on photos and the replies of the seller to my numerous and pointed questions during the auction. (yes, I'm a pain... ;-] ) Of course, the machine is bound to have a few minor scuffs (unlike my 1400 which seems to have been used in a padded room during it's former existence). Is there anything that you folks have used to "buff up" the case to minimise the appearance of scuffs? For me I wouldn't care, but for a Christmas present I want it to look as pristine as possible and I just couldn't swing a new book even if I thought it would be a better present. (give me an old Mac anyday, personally) I've already gotten screen cleaner and a keyboard cover for the Book, which seems to have no markings on the screen from key contact according to the seller and judging from the photos. Thanks.
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