iDrops is a product with a simple, but very important premise: removing scratches from your iPod, PSP, iBook, PowerMac, or any other device that you might have which is made of acrylic, polycarbonate or plastic. The process is simple: Apply a few drops to your device, then grab a clean cotton cloth and buff the device for 10-15 seconds. Repeat for 30-45 mins. Congratulations, your device is scratchless! (or nearly so).

I received a bottle to try out, and tried it on my iPod Shuffle, which has been banging around in my briefcase for months now and looks pretty banged up. After about 30 mins of buffing the Shuffle (that almost sounds dirty!), it removed just about every scratch (the only ones it didn’t get were the gouges that I don’t think will ever be gone). This product really works. It takes awhile, but if you stick to it, you’ll be highly satisfied with the results.

iDrops are available now for $11.95, with free shipping.

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