scratched screens

hi guy & gals found this and thought it may be useful to file for future reference!!!! for when
Plexiglass Scratch Removal
Plexiglass is commonly used in place of real glass when an application calls for greater durability and protection from accidental breakage. Small scratches are common in this material, however, and are often quite noticeable. But a quick and easy fix is to rub whitening toothpaste into the scratch. The fine grains of the toothpaste fill the scratch and then dry nearly clear. This takes only minutes, and makes the scratch practically invisible.


Read more: Remove Scratches - How To Information | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/remove-scratches/#ixzz1wZyZCk61

Good tip Martin,well found.

That link was a nice little find, I enjoyed reading is and have booked marked it for future reference.

I bookmarked it as well dave some good reading on those pages!!!

Very useful indeed,I've tried it on a CD once and it worked

So if you can use toothpast on tiny scratches to hide them because it fills them, would you have to reaply each time you get the screen wet or wash it or does it set like concreate?

What about getting dead bugs off ?? I've tried repeated washings with washing up liquid, and car wash, no joy

Turtle Wax Bug and Tar works great

Yep, and if you have a car ‪and want to restore headlight lenses‬ you can also clean with toothpaste:   

Oiler getting bugs off is easy i just soak a tea towel then place it on the windscreen for about 15 mins then wipe them off & wash the bike as normal simples 

That's a great tip smart!

Note to forum members: if any of you ever go to smart's house for tea, insist they wipe the pots on a new t towel... 

Mal a bit of extra protein wont harm you try an open face helmet the results are the same  

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Mal a bit of extra protein wont harm you try an open face helmet the results are the same  

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