[jrocke0w0]

I'm sure most 9900/9930 users have witnessed small scratches on the stainless steel bezel on their phones. I'm looking for a good way to remove these scratches. Can anyone help me? Even tho I don't have the "flagship" device anymore I'd still like it to look good.

[eve6er69]

The seidio clip turned the bottom of my phone bezel into a black spotted mess. I'd love to find out a way to get them worked out.

I can tell you a magic eraser doesn't work. Lol

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[dangerousfen]

The seidio clip turned the bottom of my phone bezel into a black spotted mess. I'd love to find out a way to get them worked out.

I can tell you a magic eraser doesn't work. Lol

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Remember, the bottom part of the bezel where the charging contacts are is silvered plastic, not metal.

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[Red_Berry_21]

just buy a new one

[dangerousfen]

just buy a new one

That's a bit drastic Dean!

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[Red_Berry_21]

haha sorry but its true mines all scratched and i cant do anything :/ so i have orders a new one

[dangerousfen]

haha sorry but its true mines all scratched and i cant do anything :/ so i have orders a new one

I'm surprised you didn't order a new Z10 instead?

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[robsteve]

You would have to take the phone apart yo get the bezel as a separate piece to work on, then use kapton tape to mask off the shiny area from the brushed area. Start by masking off the shiny part then use a scotchbrite sanding pad to redo the brushed, wash it well when done then mask off the brushed and use a metal polish on the shiny part. Autosol is a good choice for a polish.

If you do a google on refinishing watch bracelets, such as a the new Rolex Oyster with the shiny middle links and brushed outer links, it would be the same process.