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Small scratch on the case

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Whifazoo
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so i scratched the case, like the lens protector because my friend lifted the bar and i was looking sightly down, its super small but it is right in the center of the shot, not very deep at all and i was wondering if there is anything that i can do  for a quick fix. like its not too bad but it would be nice to have a super clear shot, sorry for the crap discription if it doesnt make sense i will get pictures.

+k for ANY help!

Dec 14 2009 6:18PM
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B-runge
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http://www.goprocamera.com/index.php?area=2&productid=26
thisl do er
Dec 14 2009 7:54PM
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Whifazoo
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well i was thinking of something like that ipod scrathc remover cuz its not too bad, do u think that would work or is there something kinda the same that would work better?
Dec 15 2009 12:28AM
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B-runge
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no idea never had a camera never dealt with removing scratches
Dec 15 2009 12:52AM
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abek
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Have you noticed anything in the footage?  If not I wouldn't worry about it.
Dec 15 2009 4:38AM
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I_Am_Mod
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this!
my nikon has this lens-protector thing from plastic and its scratched quite a bit but it's completely unnoticeable on my footage so if you're lucky you wont notice a thing about it + you'll have badass scratches on your cam!
Dec 15 2009 6:38AM
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Whifazoo
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not really if its clean the only downside really to it is if your skiing deep pow snow tendds to stick there more instead of just falling off, its not too big of a deal i was just wonderingif anyone had some tips ahhaah, it will be fine for the park tho so im stoked!
Dec 16 2009 12:57AM
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cbalkman
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If you access to one, use a jewelry buffing machine. It can make plastic become flawless, and it's not hard to do at all.
Dec 17 2009 1:02AM
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