
[Source: todd.dailey.info]
Ever since the
iPod Nano
came out, it's been plagued by user complaints of both scratched and broken screens. Apple's quick move to announce a replacement plan for defective
iPod Nano
digital players helps those under AppleCare with a
broken screen, but what about those of us with a scratched screen, not covered by AppleCare?
The answer: BrassoAccording to
Todd Dailey's blog, just a tiny dosage of Brasso applied with a cotton pad on your
iPod Nano
should do the trick. Take the Brasso as a quick fix, and get yourself an
iPod Nano case, suggests Todd. The Brasso should serve as a reminder of what your iPod can look like, and should not be applied multiple times because it does in effect wipe a small layer off your iPod everytime. It can be used on both the screen and the body...
# posted by MethodShop.com : 1:32 PM

