Any way to remove scratches from a PSA case?

digicat

Besides sending it in for reholdering, is there something I can do to clean this up? It's a nice card, but the scuffed case looks horrible.

Hallco

I'm not sure if it works on PSA slabs...but there is a product I have seen on Ebay for coin slabs called "Slab Renew" that supposedly does wonders for the PCGS slabs. You might want to check into that. I haven't used it, but have seen many before and after pics.

digicat

$18! Is this something I can find at Home Depot in a generic form?

digicat

I did a google search and found some coin guys saying that a product called PlastX is good for coin slabs.

This looks like something I could get at the auto parts store. Anyone use it before?

Hallco

<< <i>$18! Is this something I can find at Home Depot in a generic form? >>



I would think so, but I am not sure. You may need to check and see what the ingredients are and then look for something similar

PhilG

Try Novus plastic polish.

Phil

CNote

Whatever you use to "polish" the slab is just working like a rubbing compound and eats away at the plastic. I'd feel more comfortable putting up the money to get it reholdered.

skilow

I have had success with an abrasive toothpaste. Just don't get carried away.

digicat

<< <i>I have had success with an abrasive toothpaste. Just don't get carried away. >>



Like a baking soda toothpaste?

jeff8877

I found a "plastic polish" at Pep Boys that works great. My guess is any auto parts store will have something that works.

Jeff

hhmag70

Looks like someone was using that slab to do some rails.

thedutymon

<< <i>Looks like someone was using that slab to do some rails. >>



Razor Blade + Slab = NFG

Neil

twiley

Its an old flip. Is the card a strong 8? Upon review would it get a .5 bump? If so maybe take that route. I seen 8.5s of that card sell for over 200 bucks. If not then I would suggest just paying to get it reholdered.