I small scratches on my chrome wheel is there any kind of paste or something i could used to smooth it out?
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find and buy "Autosol" it's the best metal-polishing paste.
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There are small kits for windshield rock chip repair and scratches.  This would work to fill in the scratches on your Ipod.  Do it gently and follow the instructions carefully and don't be in a rush...take your time ok?  Go slow, you hae deep groves in the glass that need to be filled in although this might cause the screen to appear wavy if you don't apply it correctly or put on too much!  Like I said take you time, its worth it.
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I would not suggest attempting to refinish marimba bars yourself.  Try to contact the manufacturer of the instrument to see if they will refinish and retune.  I would not attempt to hide the scratches.
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I've heard of it.  The toothpast is supposed to fill in the scratches.  I think you're supposed to put it on and then wipe it off with a soft cloth.  It won't work on bad scratches, though.  I would get a Skip Dr.  It fixes scratches in video games, cds, & dvds, and it's only about $30 (or less)
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Take a soft, slightly damp cloth and literally polish the bar.  Hope that helps!
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Put cat litter under the tires or pieces of cardboard, that might help the car get the traction it needs.  Good Luck!
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Paint? Decals? haha, I would suggest a new keyboard... but laptop keyboards (While not impossible) are rather difficult to replace.  And doing so on your own most certainly voids the warranty.  How bout permanant marker?  The silver ones, or gold ones.  There's an idea.\n-Duo
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try pulling out those keys with something (i do it with a nail filer). and then clean the inside of the key as well as the key's place on the keyboard...they might work fine then... coz sometimes dust accumulates and they don't function as good... OR else try tapping them until it starts wrkin...these two options always do the trick for me...might be for u too.try it
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Throw a wrench into there clog wheels and do something different sometimes and see what happens
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also if it is an optical mouse make sure that you are NOT using it on a shiny or reflective surface as that will also cause those symptoms :)\n\nIf it is a mouse ball mouse then make sure you take it apart using the screw via a screw driver obviously and cleaning out any gunk.
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If its wax buildup you need to soften the wax and flush it out.  Something similar to this should help:
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There are several products out there made specifically for cleaning your rims.  Even the cheapest of them does a good job.  But read the labels carefully and make sure they're safe to use on your type of rims.\n\nMeguiars makes good products, for one.
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If the scratch is not too deep, you can use Pledge and a soft cloth to rub in the scratch. This sounds cracked, but it does work.
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Rinse it off first, and then take it to a drive through wash.  The pressure wash should get it all off.  Good Luck.
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get a damp paper towel and run it across the tip a couple of times, that will at least help a lot
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You might try different solvents. Such as carb cleaner or lacquer thinner. I'd try on a part you won't see when the telescope is fully assembled. If all else fails use a wet sand paper and re paint. The factory finish is usually a baked on type that lends itself well to cleaners. You might also think of using a green scrubby. Although this might dull the finish. You might then wish to recaot with a gloss or satin clear designed for metal. Good luck in your endeavor.
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No no no!! There is a special screen polish for electronic devices. I used that and it is great. Its called displex you can get it on ebay.