Removing scratches from the iPod

   Things needed

 

1. a can of metal polish
2. a soft cloth
3. your iPod.

 

Before you apply the polish to your iPod and start scrubbing, you’ll want to make sure your iPod is relatively clean, so give it a gentle cleaning with some water and a soft cloth.

Apply the polish to the soft cloth and start scrubbing your iPod in small circular motions. Start off gently, keeping in mind that you may need to apply more pressure to get rid of some of the deeper scratches. Be patient, though, as you may have to scrub the iPod for a while before you start to really notice the difference.

   After anywhere from five to 20 minutes, you should have a hugely restored finish on your iPod, and the saucy stainless steel back that makes the iPod so attractive should be looking close to brand new. When you decide to call it quits, be sure to clean the polish off your iPod.

   If you want to get rid of the scratches on the front of your iPod (a decidedly more daunting process), repeat these steps, but be extra careful. The last thing you want to do is mess up your controls and the screen.