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    Posted: 30 Apr 2020 at 19:14
Can anyone suggest a product for polishing abrasions out of a perspex screen?
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I've never tried it but lots sing the praises of toothpaste

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I've used solvol aerosol or brass or even euthymol toothpaste as it's abrasive enough for nicotine

Obviously use a trial area first
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This guys blog records hundreds of hours detailing/(cleaning) his (at the time ) latest second hand purchase.
One section is dedicated to polishing an already good screen using a DA polisher with professional grade swirl remover paint polish. Never done it myself so I can't comment. Other than that maybe a (plastic ) headlamp restoration kit , not sure if  either method would be aggressive enough to remove deep scratches though .

Scroll down this link till you get to screen polishing...
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