OT: PlastX safe to use on Ipod?

[SVT Lightning]

Originally posted by sneek
shouldnt you use protectant on Ipods not wax???

Isn't wax a protectant?

[sneek]

a protectant for interiors ex: megs natural shine, or NXT protectant

nxt tech wax does protect your car finnish but im not sure its good for the plastic on the ipod...

i wouldn't use paint cleaner on my ipod too but i could be wrong you might be able to

today i learned that you can use colourX on vinyl siding so you might be right ?? also do you have any pics?

[jfelbab]

Don't subject your iPod to scratches in the first place. Use a good protective case. There are literally dozens of these cases available. I like the iSkin eVo3.

http://www.iskin.com/

Then you don't need to worry about polishing it.

[Shiny Lil Detlr]

Originally posted by Mike Phillips
Where's that Novus discussion forum?

Do any of the above Novus products contain diminishng abrasives or even non-diminishing mechanical abrasives?

Are the #1 and products similar to our #10 and #17?

The #1 is VERY similar to #10, yes. And frankly I do prefer #10 but the Novus #2 isn't a BAD product, either -- just depends on what you can find locally (I got the others through the local Harley shop).

The #1, though, I wouldn't equate as being similar to any Meguiar's product at present. It is more of a liquid "spray based" polish -- which I suspect to be mostly fillers, whereas the cream polishes do have an abrasive to them.

[Godiva]

If it's new, I suggest prevention.

If your iPod is new and currently scratch-free I suggest:

Put a screen saver over the screen....like used on a Palm or other handheld and

Get a cover for your iPod. There are a lot of them out there...leather...plastic...colors.

I haven't had to deal with scratches on my Palm T2 because I put a screen saver on it and keep it in a case.

Ounce of prevention....