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Level 1 (5 points) SC909 Currently Being Moderated May 3, 2014 5:28 PM I have an iPad Air. One of my friend gave it to me when it was just released on last November for my late birthday gift. I never dropped this thing since I had it. Today, I noticed that chamfer part scratched, mainly at the bottom side of my device including edge. My hand is really sencitive to those and when I touched the side of my device, it felt smooth and nice. Is there anyway I can remove these scratches? I have box and everyone, so will Apple replace it when I show them since it's only five month old?
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