Scratches

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>>1169334
Some other pictures. I took the controller apart so it's easier to clean.

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>>1169335

>>1169334
>What's a good way to get rid of these so it's all smooth and shiny again?

playing it would wear out the scratches

those scratches shouldn't bother anyone

>>1169348
My goal is to repair the controller, though, so it looks brand new.

What about the shit they use on cars to fill scratches?

>>1169357
No
That stuff repairs clear coats, the headlight buffing compounds would leave more microscratches.

>>1169354

Get back on your medication?

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>>1169369
Is wanting to repair things really such a bad idea?

>>1169372
It ain't broken. Can't fix what ain't broke. Quit being a fussy little shit.

>>1169442
>>>1169372
>It ain't broken. Can't fix what ain't broke. Quit being a fussy little shit.

This

I used a heat gun on some faded motorbike plastics. keyed it first with sandpaper, then applied the heat, it melted a bit and then set shiny again. I'd leave that controller as it is though.

Put cool stickers on it

Sell it and buy a new mint one

Wet and dry sandpaper, used wet - start at maybe 600 grit and work up to 1500-2000 grit before polishing to a high gloss with something like Meguiars Plastx Polish.

Greygate

>this being a problem in your life

>>1170172
>>this being a problem in your life

It's a 'first world' thing...

>>1170188
>'first world' thing
>sega saturn
maybe 20 years ago. autism, on the other hand, is forever...

>>1169334
>throw it away
>buy PS4
>???
>profit

See if it can be buffed out? A gentle low-rpm buffing along with some polishing compound might help.

>>1169334
white toothpaste

MAYBE headlight scratch remover

if that fails then try 2000 grit wet sandpaper and work your way down in grit

>>1170188
>It's a 'first world' thing...
No, it's an 'autism' thing...

Mr Clean magic eraser, just don't use it over the logo because it will remove it.

>>1169334
What i use for when im building gunpla is this nail filer that has a nail shinner or something on the other side. I should work on this because the plastic is both abs

>>1169442
lmao the best advice is no advice