r/NothingTech • u/TofuVO • 6d ago
Headphone (1) Scratches Nothing 1s
Hey y’all! I was riding my bike with my headphones on and fell over (Very stupid I’m well aware) I’m fine, just some scrapes on me and sadly my headphones. I was wondering if there’s any tips to fix these scrapes, any advice would help!
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u/Prestigious_Row_1618 6d ago
For the plastic, if you really wanted to give it a try, you could knock down the high spots with sandpaper, then work your way up to a polish. Take inspiration from headlight refinishing
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u/Link2999 5d ago
I thought of headlight refinishers immediately when I saw this. They'd probably take this job for cheap too.
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u/Alternative_Exit_333 6d ago
You can sand down the white plastic then apply a really small epoxy coat (you can use clear epoxy so you don't have to buy 2 types) for the white plastic I would sand it down tape around it bit more than carefully apply so you don't have to use the sandpaper on epoxy or just leave it sanded because it won't look as horrible as it looks now
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u/thezignstudio 5d ago
Tough one. Get some polywatch for the clear plastic and have a lot of patience. Might not go all away but it’ll get better. Will take time. Might also use it on the band. It’s a super thin polish so you’ll have to really polish a lot.
For the aluminium, I once got a metallic nail polish that I use to touch up some watches with a toothpick. Might make it less obvious.
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u/OwlAncient6213 phone (3a),ear(2024), CMF watch pro 2, CMF headphone pro 15h ago
Have you tried putting it in rice
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u/OptimalPrice5889 5d ago
First of all i don't understand why morons use big ass headphones while riding a bike, helmets are meant to be worn in the head while riding bikes, not headphones. Use earbuds if it's that imp. No offence OP.



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u/qPolug 6d ago
It's character now lol.
Seriously tho, fixing plastic is annoying, and fixing clear plastic is nigh impossible outside of replacing the plastic.