scratches on my case

I have gotten some scratches on my computer case and was wondering if anyone knew of a product to get rid of them? thanks for the help.

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5no-yt

Sup,

Can't say I've ever tryed it on a case before - But brasso seems to work magic on scratched things - just put a little bit on a rag or somthing with a soft surface and scrub like theres no tomorrow!

Worth a shot.

-Chapt3r

Plantwiz

skives wrote:

I have gotten some scratches on my computer case and was wondering if anyone knew of a product to get rid of them? thanks for the help.

What type of 'case'? Something like A MacBook? Or like a Dell?

skives

it is a black thermaltake case.

forbesl

Chapt3r:4 wrote:

Sup,

Can't say I've ever tryed it on a case before - But brasso seems to work magic on scratched things - just put a little bit on a rag or somthing with a soft surface and scrub like theres no tomorrow!

Worth a shot.

-Chapt3r

If you use Brasso, you'd better be prepared to do the whole case and not just the scratched area.

skives

forbesl wrote:

Chapt3r:4 wrote:

Sup,

Can't say I've ever tryed it on a case before - But brasso seems to work magic on scratched things - just put a little bit on a rag or somthing with a soft surface and scrub like theres no tomorrow!

Worth a shot.

-Chapt3r

If you use Brasso, you'd better be prepared to do the whole case and not just the scratched area.

Why is that?

Ricka182

skives wrote:

forbesl wrote:

Chapt3r:4 wrote:

Sup,

Can't say I've ever tryed it on a case before - But brasso seems to work magic on scratched things - just put a little bit on a rag or somthing with a soft surface and scrub like theres no tomorrow!

Worth a shot.

-Chapt3r

If you use Brasso, you'd better be prepared to do the whole case and not just the scratched area.

Why is that?

If you don't want the area to stand out, do the whole case. And do a few scratches really matter...just a question....it is just a case....

pbradish

That's too bad... scratches on a black case stick out like a sore thumb

Plantwiz

Ricka182 wrote:

skives wrote:

forbesl wrote:

Chapt3r:4 wrote:

Sup,

Can't say I've ever tryed it on a case before - But brasso seems to work magic on scratched things - just put a little bit on a rag or somthing with a soft surface and scrub like theres no tomorrow!

Worth a shot.

-Chapt3r

If you use Brasso, you'd better be prepared to do the whole case and not just the scratched area.

Why is that?

If you don't want the area to stand out, do the whole case. And do a few scratches really matter...just a question....it is just a case....

It's like cleaning a carpet...if you treat just the spot, then the spot area looks better then the whole room. (or repairing a painted wall, etc..). So you'll be better off leaving it or doing at least the whole side that's scratched.

Otherwise, try a skin:
http://www.skinit.com/