Scratched windowed side panel!!!

pornol88

pornol88

pornol88

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Hi , i just boght h440 few days ago, build new system , today i wanted clean my window in side panel iand i found that somehow cloth i used made tiny scratches all over the window :mad: . is there any way to fix that????????????????????????????????????
 
Yes, don't clean with a cloth :( They create those microscratches you see - try some teacut? I've seen that dotted around for suggestion
 
as above t-cut and or brasso will polish scratches out in plastic

I use t-cut on my motorbike screen to get ride of fine scratches
 
I would be interested to hear how you get on if you attempt the T cut route.
My dashboard plastic was severely scratched with circular swirls by the previous owner but was a bit skeptical about making it worse; I think its the same perspex plastic.
 
it wont hurt it

used it loads on plastic,test on small area first and don't be afraid to rub hard,some ordinary car wax after the t-cut will get rid of any residue
 
Will have to try t cut as I scratched the window on my enthoo primo case a few days after I got it. Tried toothpaste as id used it to good effect on a previous case and mobile phone screens. Scratch on the new case is a bit bigger.
 
Should be easy mate, pretty used to rubbing stuff down for work. Probably spent most of my apprenticeship at work sanding stuff, still cant escape it.:D
 
NZXT replied that they can send me new panel for free and only charge me for postage about 60 pounds :/ . Bought t cut yesterday and I'll use it this weekend and make some pics too.
 
On a more on-topic note, I believe the windows are made from acrylic. Very easy to micro-scratch, so use a yellow duster or a microfibre cloth, the type sold for cleaning spectacles.

Any gak build-up, greasy marks etc, I've found that Pledge Clean & Dust does a marvellous job without causing any damage.
 
I just tried polishing a couple of scratches on my case window with some T-Cut and a Mircofibre cloth lastnight. I have to say it worked great. I rubbed with a medium pressure in a circular motion and the scratches vanished before my eye's. I then used some car detailing cleaner wax stuff, and rubbed that onto the acrylic and buffed it all off. The window has come out like new, I'm well chuffed :-)
 
The case its self is like 90 quid new and they want 60 quid for a side panel lol , wow I would normal expect dinner before someone try's ***** me that bad lol
 
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