Brasso to the rescue (once again!)

Last week, had stopped by my desk for some reason and during the discussion it was pointed out that my iPod was scratched up again. Someone (possibly ) suggested that I use the Brasso Method again to see how it does.

Well, I just spent almost an hour working on my iPod and it looks good. Not perfect, but much better. The back is where I notice the most benefit but there are still a few lingering scratches on the front (severely reduced, but still there).

I am pleased with the results. I have heard that T-Cut (a scratch remover made for car paint jobs) also has much more dramatic results on deeper scratches, but I’m not sure I want to put any more money into the aesthetics of a 2.5 year old device.

If anyone wants to try this on their iPods, let me know and I can loan you the can of Brasso that I have left… it doesn’t take much to get good results, I could probably do this amount of effort another 8-10 times with the Brasso that I have remaining.