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Easiest wat to DeMatte A monitor?

edward78

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KTC 32 Inch 4K Mini LED Monitor, Fast IPS, HDR1000 144Hz 1ms MPRT Gaming Monitor,Type-C 45W, HDMI/DP/USB,RGB Light, Swivel/Height/Pivot/Tilt Adjust, VESA, Computer Monitor for Gaming & Designeris what i have now, I had a LG UltraGear 32GR93U, made it glossy & it looked a lot better, It was a pain though, I wish they let you choose the coating.
 
lol just copied the whole item description eh?
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i dont think you can.
buy a glossy one.
 
You mean take it apart and scrape the coating off? Too risky to crack or delaminate the lcd IMO.
It is so sad most of the manufacturers still do Matte only. Why purposely degrade the picture??? Wish some who knew how to & do a good job did this.
 
This can actually be achieved in a few simple steps.

1. Carefully remove the outer casing of the monitor
2. Very carefully separate the lcd screen from the frame, power board, control board etc
3. Get a thin metal scrapper and 90+ % isopropyl alcohol
4. Order a glossy monitor
 
This can actually be achieved in a few simple steps.

1. Carefully remove the outer casing of the monitor
2. Very carefully separate the lcd screen from the frame, power board, control board etc
3. Get a thin metal scrapper and 90+ % isopropyl alcohol
4. Order a glossy monitor
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This is going to sound like crazy talk, but there are choices you can make to purchase what you want.

I know, I just wish it was easier to tell the real glossies from the mattes on amazon. They might have glossy in info, but it's not glossy all the time...

Reflections degrade the picture too. So they don't sell as many. So they tend to just move away from glossy

Why would someone have a none office moniter by a bright light source?
 
I know, I just wish it was easier to tell the real glossies from the mattes on amazon. They might have glossy in info, but it's not glossy all the time...

Why would someone have a none office moniter by a bright light source?
1. You can reach out to the manufacturer and ask if it is glossy or matte, buying without knowing seems insane to me if it is something important to you.
2. offices don't buy glossy monitors, which was my point. glossy is not desirable for majority of monitor purchasers, this is why you don't see as many.
 
2. offices don't buy glossy monitors, which was my point. glossy is not desirable for majority of monitor purchasers, this is why you don't see as many.
I know, I said who wouls have a bright light by a none office monitor. In other words, only office moniters should come in Matte as the only option...
 
This can actually be achieved in a few simple steps.

1. Carefully remove the outer casing of the monitor
2. Very carefully separate the lcd screen from the frame, power board, control board etc
3. Get a thin metal scrapper and 90+ % isopropyl alcohol
4. Order a glossy monitor
You can't skip step 4 ... it's crucial.


I dunno, why would someone buy a matte screen when they want a glossy?
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