What will get out scratches on a hockey visor?
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You can put a very thin layer of Original Crest toothpaste over the visor, let it dry and then buff it with a lint free cloth.  You can apply several coats to get the desired results.  This nifty little trick will also take scratches out of CD's, mirrors or glass as well if you use enough coats.
1155382
Its a form of heat rash, I use talc and some cream I get from Boots. Generally gone within a few hours after I've used it.
138483
It is normal if they were deep bruises.  When I get bruises from hockey pucks the bruises are normally there for at least two months sometimes more.  But if you think that something is wrong then I would go see a doctor.  Better be safe then sorry.
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A j-clip (also know as a j-hook) is attached to the sides of a hockey helmet when wearing a full-face shield or sometimes a half shield.  The face shield is attached to the helmet at the forehead, and can lift up away from the face and back down.  The j-clip is attached to the helmet near the player's temples and provides a stop point for the cage.  This is to prevent injury to the jaws and concussions to a lesser extent.
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depends.  latex...water and rub off.  Oil...mineral spirits.\nyou might try something you probably already have on hand...fingernail polish remover.
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I always use warm water and mild dish soap. This will clean the disk if there isn't alot of deep scratches.
655479
go to docs and u mite need cream or a small minor operation to remove it.stingy!
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Just put ice on it and it should go away, other than that, it stays for a couple of days.
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The peel off film that they use in Nascar is called a Proshield. A product created by Pro-Tint Inc. It is primarily made up of Dupont mylar and is heated to fit the shape of the windshield.\n\nThese Proshields protect the windshield from damage including scratches and denting, and prevent the windshield from hazing or fogging up which is what usually happens with traditional glass at high speed.\n\n**Proshields are illegal for street use**
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Depends on how dirty the radiator is.  One common method, used by heating/cooling pros, is compressed air.  You get a cylinder of nitrogen and a nozzle with a length of hose attached to it.  You then spray all the cracks/crevices you can reach in an attempt to knock all the dirt/crud off.  This works well if the dirt is not caked on so thick that it doesn't come off.  In this instance you have to pretreat it with an industrial cleaner, let it soak, then spray it off.  It works, but the downside is it makes quite a mess.  Good luck.
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Like many of the others said, it depends on what level you're playing at.  At the professional level, it'll take a game or match misconduct, waaaay illegal equipment, or something boneheaded like spitting on the ref.\n\nI ref league games by my house and I've thrown people out for hitting me, tripping me, refusing to go to the sin bin, and much more.  I've ejected high schools players for racial slurs, swearing at the opposing coach, and telling me I need glasses.\n\nIf an NHL player told me I need glasses, I'd tell him his wife was a lot of fun last night.\n\nBasically, the higher up the game is, the less likely you'll see an ejection.  High school - frequent.  NHL - rare.  At the lower levels, it's more about babysitting than reffing.
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Try desensitizing or numbing cream.
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duct tape. it adds just enough friction to give good traction, especially if you take a safety pin and scratch a bunch of grooves and crosscrosses in it. it'll come off eventually, but in the meantime it really works.
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To reduce pain, swelling and discoloration, immediately apply cold compress and ice pack the the injury.  Unfortunately, if discoloration has set in before the ice bag has been applied, there will be little hope of lightening the bruise immediately.  \n\nThis may sound strange but try applying shredded raw potato to reduce discoloration and soreness directly to the injury for about an hour.  \n\nIt generally takes from several days to about a week for a bruise to go through the healing process.  So in the meantime, maybe you can wear a pirate's eye patch ("Avast ya scurvy scum!") or sunglasses.
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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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Some leagues require it and some do not. I know I wore a visor for a while and took it off recently. I had a tinited one. It sucks when you stop fast and snow gets on it. The water spots bug me. Also Im a referee and I do not wear one so I am more used to not wearing one.
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none you cant really get rid of it with creams