Removing Small Scrathches from an Xbox 360

LH Justin wrote:

RX wrote:Then say it did and take payments for people to see it!

Um, could you translate this to English?

That good engles, like me engles, it is all good.

No one cares what your 360 looks like.

But anyway, whenever I get scratches on something I use clear nail polish to fill it in and I wipe away the excess. Depends on the scratch though. And you might be able to still see the scratch.

JB wrote:I'm not sure but I for one don't want to shell out another couple hundred bucks for another Xbox

ever hear of the Cosco Switch?

Basically its a shit load faster than sending in an xbox for repair and it's like a warranty that never ends =D

Okay, let me clear this up, they're not huge, deep scratches, they are surface scratches that look more shiny than the rest of the Xbox 360.

and the need to remove them is?

KristallNacht wrote:and the need to remove them is?

It looks shitty.

so? how often do you really look at al lthe angles of your xbox?

maybe you should just scratch it MORE so the scratces look congruent and hardcore. like most of my phones I've had (actually all). They look good until they get scratches and then after a certain point that start looking cool again because of the amount of scratches

KristallNacht wrote:so? how often do you really look at al lthe angles of your xbox?

maybe you should just scratch it MORE so the scratces look congruent and hardcore. like most of my phones I've had (actually all). They look good until they get scratches and then after a certain point that start looking cool again because of the amount of scratches

No comment...

Take some sand paper, and just sand down your 360 until it's smooth again.

lol, NT's phones are emo

okay, maybe, if its such a huge problem, just take a credit card, and go do the costco switch, then not only will the scratches go away (except for those on the HDD) but you'll also have a brand new processor and shit.