I have not tried this on computer plastic, but it works great on
bakelite radio cases. I use automotive rubbing compound.
On May 3, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Brent Nilson wrote:
ive had good luck using a cleaner found in automotive parts stores
that is used for cleaning headlights made from plastic.
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 1:26 PM, Matthew Gill <[email protected]>
wrote:
I just posted a separate subject on an iMac G3...
Anyway, I'd like to clean it up. I think some of the scuffs and
scratches are a little too deep for basic polishing using a product
called 'Ice Cream' by Radtech. That being said, does anybody know
what I could use to buff out scratches and scuffs on this plastic?
What's the best technique? I was thinking along the lines of very
fine grit sandpaper, possibly steel wool, etc... I don't know where
to start exactly, though. I DON'T want to scratch up the case. It's
a very old and very beat-up iMac that I would be proud to restore to
'like new' condition, if possible.
Anybody with experience, I need your two cents.
Thanks!
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