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Originally posted by Sam
Best way of doing this?

Searching on Google, some people seem to recommend using Brasso or toothpaste? :boggle:

I just bought a Samsung E900 off someone last night but it's got some scratches on the screen.

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i use the screen protectors to avoid scratches, they work a treat for a couple of quid.

T-Cut it :o im suprised no one actually said that :lol:

I'll ask my mum if we have any, and try it out if we do! :! :lol:

i may use brasso on my 1 now.......are u gonna do it first?hah

Yeah the back is scratched to fuck :(

The front screen has like two deepish scratches and loads of faint ones on it.

yeh mate no worries!

i THINK u can use brasso on the rear covers?

let me know, as i have 1 here that is quite scratched.....

Recorded delivery yeah?

And yeah probably easier sorting it out next week.

ure best of sending me it after the bank holiday break?

i can get the item in stock by thursday but obviously being bank holiday, wont be able to get u it back next day

postage will be £2!

Inc P&P? What sort of turnaround time we talking about here mate?

send me the fone, ill fit a new lense for a tenner

:)

http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/product/3298.htm

I'm scared. Hold me.

Try it :o

How about Autoglym Scratch Remover? I have some of that downstairs? :o :lol:

I've hear dthe Brasso rumour before. Just buy a new case just incase :lol:

Best way of doing this?

Searching on Google, some people seem to recommend using Brasso or toothpaste? :boggle:

I just bought a Samsung E900 off someone last night but it's got some scratches on the screen.