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 Carborundum Abrasives AA60-KV40 surface grinding wheels 10" x 1" x 3", 3/box US $102.40 
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 Standard Abrasives 7" Plain Medium Surface Conditioning Discs Quantity 10 US $30.00
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 ARC ABRASIVES 3" MED SURFACE CONDITION DISC (AA2924-25) US $25.00
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 New Abrasives 2" Roll Lock Coarse Surface Disc 50-Pc. US $22.97
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 Surface Bench Grinder wheel 36 grit Grinding 9" x 1 x 2" HOLE Bendix Abrasives US $9.99
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 Precision Abrasives Surface Conditioning Belts: 4" x 24", MEDIUM (1ea) US $7.35
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 Standard Abrasives 840432 Surface Cond. Discs , 3"Medium Quick Change , 25/bx US $30.00
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 Standard Abrasives 840382 Surface Cond. Discs , 2 "Medium Quick Change , 50/bx US $30.00
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 Surface Bench Grinder wheel 46 grit Grinding 9 x 3/4" x 2" HOLE Norton Abrasives US $9.99
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 50 Future Abrasives 2" Surface Conditioning Discs A-CRS US $17.25
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Help! I need to get rid of/prevent scratches on my silver laptop!?
Ok, so I take great care in not tossing my laptop around and have a case for it, nonetheless, the surrounding frame around my laptop screen and the base around my keyboard keeps on getting scratched! There are little black scratches on the perimeter of my keyboard and the frame of my screen (the silver coating is apparently scratched off in those little places). I don't understand why these scratches just magically appear out of nowhere when I do not put any abrasive surface against the laptop and am so careful in handling it. Please help!
Answer:
It's rather impossible. You'll get scratch in time, you can reduce it, but you can't completely be rid of them, except perhaps if you never touch it again.
Even if you case the laptop, the friction between the case and the laptop, although small, would pile up to scratches through the passage of time. Even light winds could erode the laptop (although you'll need to leave the laptop on the breeze for months or years). Winds that carries sands is even worse.
A quick way to cover up existing scratches is to cover them with stickers. Fit the shape to the damage and the picture to your style. Just choose the stickers carefully as not to make it too obvious that you're hiding scratches or make the laptop looks odd. You might actually see if your laptop's manufacturer have casings as changeable spare parts and just change the casings.
