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Thank you! I am using it right now. It honestly feels like a new monitor. It looks unreal!

Nope check I am so happy!

So it came out amazing! After soaking it for 8 hours the worry about it feeling impossible to come off instantly went away. NOTE if you plan on doing this to yours that bottom layer is not the polariser! I almost started peeling mine off till I noticed it! So start picking from the very top till...

Posting now!

Added another layer and made sure everything was still wet. Will soak for another 5 hours probably. Not going to add anymore water. Worried about damaging the panel.

Just started 30 min ago! Took the info from the tutorial linked above. Went for wet but not soaked towels. Trying to be aggressive with the soak and prolong for 8 hours. Any other tips? :)

Thanks for that guide! I am going to stop by an auto place to grab the towels and tape on the way home. I am debating about soaking it for longer then 6 hours for the highest sucess rate.

I cant deal with the scratch so its my only option sadly. Trying to gather every piece of info to have the highest chance at success. After the 6 hours of wetting it I am going to try to start the peel by inserting a thin piece of paper to start the seperation then peel extremely slowly.

Good idea about the distiled water! I was thinking blue painters tape but I am worried when I peel it off the bottom section it will pull those other cables but I can try and put paper towels under it. Have you tried this before?

Yeah I took it apart last night but it was almost 1AM when I took those pics haha. Yeah I am really hoping it turns out. I love glossy monitors so if this goes smoothly I will want to keep this monitor for a very long time since I have never seen a glossy 165hz 2k monitor lol. I will either do...

Dang thats really dissapointing... It has a bad scratch that I can't live with and this is really the only way to fix it. But also dont want to ruin a monitor I spent $850 on. Uhg... lol

This is the current state of the monitor. So I scratched the screen and have always wanted to do this so gave me an excuse lol. For people who have done this on other monitors, the very top layer is just AG coating correct? I am worried about pulling off the polarized filter. Going to soak it...