Having a touchscreen HVAC control panel in your car might look cool, but the touchscreen is vulnerable to accidental scratches too.
One day after a car wash, I found an obstructive scratch on my car's touchscreen HVAC control panel.
How
to remove the scratch line and restore the touchscreen surface to be as
smooth as before? I found the German-made Polywatch scratch remover
cream to be a good solution.
The Polywatch
cream looks like toothpaste, and comes in tiny 5 grams volume. But that
amount of cream is enough for it to be applied multiple times.
I
think it is named as Polywatch because it is originally formulated to
polish and remove scratches on watch surface. In fact, it can be used to
remove fine line scratches on smooth glass, acrylic and plastic
surfaces. It works especially well with plastic surface.
It
can magically eliminate tiny scratches and restore the surface to be as
smooth as before. However, it might not work too well for deep
scratches.
Polywatch works by slightly
dissolving and grinding down the target surface to smooth the edges of
the scratch and fill the gaps with the dissolved material, therefore
restoring it to unscratch condition.
Using
Polywatch is pretty easy. Just clean the target surface, make it dry and
dust free, apply some Polywatch cream on the scratch, and polish it
with a piece of microfibre cloth or cotton wool.
If
you are facing similar problem of having obstructive scratches on
glass, acrylic or plastic surfaces, you might give Polywatch a try.
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