iphone 5s scratched bezel

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anyone has some kind of minor scratches there too? the thing that puzzles me is how come will have some of this minor scratches when its always in the case :s11::s11:

black one here
 

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I'm using a gold 5s and it has been in the power support silicon case from day one, yet there are some light scratches too. Guess aluminum ain't hard enough!
 

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the best way is to get a casing, cover everything.
only take it out to remove the dust once in awhile, do it fast do it quick, do not examine your phone.
put casing back on, happy!
 

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well funny thing is my casing covers the bezel as well! so i wonder where those scratches came from man. damn
 

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Dusts and dirt particles accumulated inside the case can cause tiny scratches too.
 

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any fix for these tiny scratches? :(

U can try Apple's applesauce or any metal polish, but do take note that appearance may not be the same as before and eventually these scratches will return. Dusts and dirt are everywhere as long as u use it and will never be perfectly scratchless.
 

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U can try Apple's applesauce or any metal polish, but do take note that appearance may not be the same as before and eventually these scratches will return. Dusts and dirt are everywhere as long as u use it and will never be perfectly scratchless.

thanks. so it's common to have scratched bezels on the 5s?
 

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anyone has some kind of minor scratches there too? the thing that puzzles me is how come will have some of this minor scratches when its always in the case :s11::s11:

black one here

What kind of case u using?? If you using soft material case like tpu well chances are small particular inside your pocket went into the case and get trap between the case and the phone, as time passes the movement be it very slight will cause light scratches to appear on the phone.
It I want it to be clear from scratches, well need to get cases like lunatik, lifeproof or any other that seal off chances of dust getting into the phone like otter series.
Alternative u must take your phone out once in a whole to clear the dust if not use a snap or a hard case which does lot flex and allow dust to get in , also the phone must fit snug to have any chances of slight movement to allow dust to rub against your phone.
 

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What kind of case u using?? If you using soft material case like tpu well chances are small particular inside your pocket went into the case and get trap between the case and the phone, as time passes the movement be it very slight will cause light scratches to appear on the phone.
It I want it to be clear from scratches, well need to get cases like lunatik, lifeproof or any other that seal off chances of dust getting into the phone like otter series.
Alternative u must take your phone out once in a whole to clear the dust if not use a snap or a hard case which does lot flex and allow dust to get in , also the phone must fit snug to have any chances of slight movement to allow dust to rub against your phone.

u r right. using those soft plastic kind of case...was previously my hard casing and no problem. the scratches are fine and only visible under certain angle with good lighting.. not those deep obvious kind
 
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