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icleaner-does it work?
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Jan 15, 2006, 12:51 PM
 
im planning to get some icleaner for my ipod video, which is only a couple of weeks old, but as you no the cover scratches like somthing youd let the cat play with. i also plan to use it for my ibook, as they scracth easily. have any of you used it and what are the results, does it make it look as good as new as the advertisment says, or are there any faults it ca cause. if only it got rid of dead pixils. thanks
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Jan 15, 2006, 01:14 PM
 
Err ... iCleaner won't do anything about pixels on the LCD screen.

Anyway, it does a wonderful job on the plastic side of things. Using 3-4 cleanings, you can get rid of some pretty considerable scratches on both the iPod and iBook (and anything else made out of similar plastic). As for the metal cleaner, I wouldn't recommend it too much. The metal cleaner is a micro-abrasive, meaning that what it does is "scratches" the metal back of the iPod with microscopically-sized particles. This has the effect of "sanding out" any bigger scratches. The end result under room lighting is an iPod that is not quite as mirror-like, but doesn't have visible scratches, though under sunlight it looks like a very finely sanded metal (like brushed aluminum, but with markings in all directions, since you did it by hand).
     
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Jan 15, 2006, 01:38 PM
 
i no it wont take away dead pixles i was only jkin soz but thanks for the reply
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