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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
Ive never been near an ipod so excuse me if im off track,if the back is metal you could try T Cut on it?
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It's just silvered plastic zing, rather than real metal. Still, t-cut is meant to take a microscopic layer off the paint, rather than metal, so that in itself wouldn't be a problem. What would be a concern to me is what it might do to the plastic! It could end up scratched worse than before.
Wayne, I don't think there's anything much you can do once it's scratched. The only way to take a scratch out of something is to wear down the surrounding material to the same depth as the scratch. Personally I wouldn't want to deliberately set out to sand down my iPod!
All I can suugest is that you buy a case for it and stop it getting scratched any further. Plenty to choose from here:
http://shop.ipodworld.co.uk/iPodWorl...ookie%5Ftest=1