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Hello,
I have quite a few scratches on the casing of my laptop (Toshiba L350-16A) (on the outer casing (grey side)) and I was wondering if anyone has a solution to remove them???
Thanks, everyone!!! :p
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I have quite a few scratches on the casing of my laptop (Toshiba L350-16A) (on the outer casing (grey side)) and I was wondering if anyone has a solution to remove them???
Thanks, everyone!!! :p
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Destruction can be creative... sometimes.
Women are like roses...
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Well, I think there must be computer paint.
A little touch and there you go...
Otherwise, probably sanding with very fine grit paper... but in my opinion, it's ultra risky. On one hand, you have to do it carefully so it doesn't look worse than before, and secondly, I'm not sure those micro plastic chips are great for the laptop's functioning!
Taken from https://forum.hardware.fr/hfr/OrdinateursPortables/portable/comment-effacer-ordinateur-sujet_30586_1.htm
Best regards, TLK.
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hmmm that's what I thought, it's quite risky XD
well thanks TLK for your opinion ^^
at worst, I can always put on a vinyl ;D
alright, see you!
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A plushe!
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I used this product to remove scratches and oxidation from my Toshiba Qosmio laptop, and it also polishes the paint. Check out this site (actually, Toshiba copies automotive finishes to make their PCs):
http://www.feuvert.fr/efface-rayures/abel-auto-efface-rayures-abel-100ml/p42404.html -
Are you sure this works? I have the MSI U100 and as you can see, the case is made of shiny PVC. Are you sure it will have the same effect?