Removing scratches from the back?
I got a iPod nano for 10$ and it does work, but it is scratched up like mad on the back
Is there anything i can try to to remove some, if not all of the scratches?
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Nick, what I do with the older back plates is to use some buffing compound and a buffing wheel. This usually removes most scratches Depending on how deep they are). Your Nano is a bit small and tough to hang on to, so be careful if you use a wheel. Otherwise you will have to buff it by hand. Hope this helps, good luck.
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Most of them are the light ones that are pretty typical on shiny back iPods, a few lighrt scratches
Yes, they should buff out.
i'll have to try it and get a case to avoid this again, although it's commonplace, i do want to keep it minimal
Thanks for accepting my answer. Yes, a case would be good, since they do get banged up quite a bit. Good Luck.
this one has dings on the faceplate from being dropped, and scratches too, pretty clear old owner, who was a friend never used a case
