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Old 31st Mar 2005, 10:49 pm   #1
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Default Polishing plastic CRT shields - how?

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Does anyone now the best way to polish the scratches out of plastic TV
shields; the types used on Pye 18Ts etc?

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Old 31st Mar 2005, 10:53 pm   #2
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Default Re: polishing plastic crt shields

I haven't tried it for this, but what about Greygate Plastic Polish which is intended for polishing perspex etc?
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Old 31st Mar 2005, 11:13 pm   #3
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Default Re: polishing plastic crt shields

Hello there,
If the scratches are light brasso will probably work but use a clean and non-abrasive cloth for polishing. It is important that the cloth is clean otherwise a bit of dirt could scratch the surface when rubbing (Found out the hard way when cleaning the perspex front door of my iguanas cage, picked up the first cloth and before long there were circles everywhere )
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I haven't tried it for this, but what about Greygate Plastic Polish which is intended for polishing perspex etc?
I have tried this, and it works well. I got mine from CPC.
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Hi, I used Handy Display polish.
Look at the pictures I made from my PYE FV1.

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Hi, I used Handy Display polish.
Look at the pictures I made from my PYE FV1.

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Yep, that's "einfach klasse" Darius!

By "Handy", do you mean mobile phone? In other words, are you suggesting we use the little tubes of polish you can buy for removing scratches from the screen of your phone?

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Yes, that is exactly what I mean.

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Old 2nd Apr 2005, 9:48 pm   #8
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Default Re: polishing plastic crt shields

Thanks all

I will get both products and see which is best

Thanks again
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