Just thought I would mention my experience for anyone having minor screen scratches on their new galaxy S3. I'm a chemist and during the course of my workday accidentally got a small drop of acid on my screen (no protector). Gorilla Glass 2 is pretty resilient but will not hold up to concentrated acid and it ate a small spot into the screen, so I decided to try to polish it out. I happened to have some Maguires paint scratch remover at home for my car so I gave it a try. The spot did come out entirely and the results overall were pretty good, however gorilla glass 2 is impressive stuff and the screen normally leaves very few fingerprints due to essentially no imperfections in the glass surface. The area I polished is now only noticeable when the screen is not completely clean, as that area is much more prone to fingerprints. It's a small price to pay for getting rid of scratches, but something to consider if you value that buttery smooth feel of the bareback SG3 screen.
Experience in polishing GS3 screen
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great advice man. ive always wondered if scratch remover (we call it T-cut here) would work on a phone screen. when i worked as a car valeter, i used it to fix scratches on windscreens (windsheilds) it took a LOT of rubbing in small circle motions but worked 
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