iCleaner - iPod Deep Scratch Polish *Review*

Jan 18, 2005 at 9:20 AM Post #17 of 23
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Originally Posted by Spankypoo
Do you have any before/after pictures of your own iPod?


No, I didn't think to do that. Sorry. YHPM
 
Jan 21, 2005 at 9:15 AM Post #18 of 23
Recommended tag added at the bottom of the initial post.
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Jan 21, 2005 at 9:36 PM Post #20 of 23
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Originally Posted by Spankypoo
Heh, that looks more than a little familiar...


Heh, yeah. I sent the senior editor over at iPodLounge an email asking if this was ok and it turns out that I cannot use the graphic even though it's an edited one. I will be designing my own later today and will post it in it's place.
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Jan 22, 2005 at 2:36 AM Post #21 of 23
Thanks for the informative and detailed review, at least we now know first hand that the iCleaner polish kit really works. I personally use a non abrasive automotive rubbing compound I get from my friend who's a auto detailer and have had similar results. I also use a micro fiber polishing cloth available at all automotive product stores to wipe off the compound residues and to bring the ipod to a spit shine. The key is to use a mirco fiber polishing cloth or something similar when wiping your ipod to avoid putting additional scratches on it. Using a old t-shirt, towel, sock, etc. to wipe your ipod will only add scratches to it.
 
Jan 22, 2005 at 8:37 AM Post #23 of 23
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Originally Posted by IpodSF
Heh, yeah. I sent the senior editor over at iPodLounge an email asking if this was ok and it turns out that I cannot use the graphic even though it's an edited one. I will be designing my own later today and will post it in it's place.
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Done! Check out the new Review rating at the bottom of the first post now.
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