MacBook Pro scratches

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snowki Posted messages 65 Status Member -  
 macbookpro31 -
Hello,
I have some small shallow but visible scratches on my aluminum MacBook Pro. Do you have any tips to make them disappear?

Thank you very much
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8 answers

  1. Sh0cker
     
    It seems that rubbing hard with a chamois leather could slightly correct the scratches, but well, once it's scratched, it's scratched.
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  2. snowki Posted messages 65 Status Member 21
     
    Hello and thank you for your reply, the scratches are located beneath the MacBook Pro and were caused by friction between the surface and a grain of sand or dust...
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  3. 2pax.cruz
     
    Is there any way to have the case replaced?

    For me, it's on the top of the MacBook Pro...

    Can the case that protects the screen be changed? If so, for how much?

    Thank you
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  4. vinceisoeasy Posted messages 33 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   8
     
    Hello,

    Where are the stripes located?
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  5. vinceisoeasy Posted messages 33 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   8
     
    Hello,

    The scratches cannot be erased since they are a physical mark in the material in question (aluminum if I'm not mistaken). In this case, as long as it is not a stain, it is impossible to remove it.

    Vince
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  6. aiglenoirdu29 Posted messages 11426 Status Contributor 2 363
     
    Hello,

    but we should be able to fill them in.
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    Windows has not detected any keyboard. Press Enter to continue.

    Huh?
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    1. slimouche
       
      Hi!!
      I have the same problem and it's really frustrating!! Were you able to find a solution??
      Thank you
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  7. snowki Posted messages 65 Status Member 21
     
    no sorry we have to come to terms with living with it lol
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  8. SkFb
     
    Hello,

    No magic polish for brushed aluminum? That would be really helpful for me too :(
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    1. aiglenoirdu29 Posted messages 11426 Status Contributor 2 363
       
      +1 it must exist xD
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      Windows has not detected any keyboard. Press Enter to continue.

      Huh?
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    2. macbookpro31
       
      I would also like that, it just happened to me!
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