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Electronics : Applesauce Polish & Scratch Removal Kit for iPod
Rating: 
- Little and often does the job
Ok we all know that we're supposed to keep our iPods in a cover or shell and look after it, but let's face it we don't always do as we ought. Mine has become essential to my life and to be honest my "best friend" has seen better days, so I bought this cleaner as it seemed to be the one that was most effective. Plus I thought the name of it was clever...I digress.
I followed the instructions and to be honest after the first treatment I wasn't that impressed, but it says on the pack to try successive treatments and THIS is the key to getting the product to work.
Somewhere between the third and fifth application something magical happened and my trusty gadget started to gleam and sparkle again. It's not hard work but a little time consuming, best done watching the telly. But it's well worth the time spent, especially if you want to breathe some life back into an iPod or any other small item you are trying to sell. I believe it works on plastics, glass and metal that has small scratches.
The instructions are simple to follow and it doesn't smell unpleasant either. This would probably work even better as a preventative measure, so if you are thinking of a gift for someone who has an iPod this would make a great and thoughtful gift.
Overall a great product well worth the purchase price, as it actually works. Be patient and you will be well rewarded.
Rating: - Don't limit yourself to iPods!
I picked this up as I managed to scratch the curved glass display of my expensive new watch and it works brilliantly. The instructions are very clear and detailed and after just a few minutes my watch looked as good as new. I'm now trying this out on my iRiver digital music player and it seems to work fantasically with any shiny glass or plastic surface. I think the only mistake the makers made was limiting it to iPods as they've sold their product short.
- Little and often does the jobOk we all know that we're supposed to keep our iPods in a cover or shell and look after it, but let's face it we don't always do as we ought. Mine has become essential to my life and to be honest my "best friend" has seen better days, so I bought this cleaner as it seemed to be the one that was most effective. Plus I thought the name of it was clever...I digress.
I followed the instructions and to be honest after the first treatment I wasn't that impressed, but it says on the pack to try successive treatments and THIS is the key to getting the product to work.
Somewhere between the third and fifth application something magical happened and my trusty gadget started to gleam and sparkle again. It's not hard work but a little time consuming, best done watching the telly. But it's well worth the time spent, especially if you want to breathe some life back into an iPod or any other small item you are trying to sell. I believe it works on plastics, glass and metal that has small scratches.
The instructions are simple to follow and it doesn't smell unpleasant either. This would probably work even better as a preventative measure, so if you are thinking of a gift for someone who has an iPod this would make a great and thoughtful gift.
Overall a great product well worth the purchase price, as it actually works. Be patient and you will be well rewarded.
Rating:
- Don't limit yourself to iPods!I picked this up as I managed to scratch the curved glass display of my expensive new watch and it works brilliantly. The instructions are very clear and detailed and after just a few minutes my watch looked as good as new. I'm now trying this out on my iRiver digital music player and it seems to work fantasically with any shiny glass or plastic surface. I think the only mistake the makers made was limiting it to iPods as they've sold their product short.