Remove scratches from your plastic dishes, furniture, and accessories.
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The first tip
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It is always advisable to treat scratches when small. Removing them when they become deeper is a difficult task. Image Source - www.thespruce.com
Begin with the least abrasive cleaning agents
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If the scratches can be removed with the least abrasive cleaning agents, that's all well and good. Begin with household items like toothpaste or baking soda. Image Source - www.realsimple.com
Solution for deeper scratches
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A micro-grit paper is appropriate for removing scratches from plastic items. Use sandpaper that has been soaked in a bowl of water. Image Source - www.winnsservices.co.uk
How to restore the shine of a plastic item
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The surface of a plastic item often looks dull after having removed the scratches. To restore the shine, use a commercial plastic polishing compound. Image Source - www.autoguide.com