gloss white bathroom furniture

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anyone ever managed to remove a slight scratch from this stuff? were about to fit a bathroom out and theres a very slight scratch on one unit. be great if i can get rid of it somehow before we get the units fitted.

customer explained to me that pvc solvent cleaner could perhaps buff it out. so ill give it a shot perhaps but if anyone has other ideas id love to hear em.

cheers chaps

[wine~o]

If it was delivered with the scratch, then get the unit/door replaced...

If scratched since it's been delivered and it's the sort of unit i'm thinking.. then replace at your cost(Where is that "OUCH smiley.....

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it must have happened since. they were delivered a while back and the lass wanted em out the way. so theyve been in our way for a while haha. they have been screwed together so i imagine its happened since. its only noticeable if you get down to eye level with it.

actually...... they have same unit in my local builders merchants. hmmmm ill see what happens.

[Job and Knock]

If it's a vinyl wrapped surface (e.g. a door face) then you are probably on a hiding to nothing. If it's MFC then the vinyl cleaner works quite well. I use it to take black marks off tiles, and if it isn't enough on it's own I use it with a Scotch maroon or grey cloht (the sort of thing car sprayers use)