Hiding a scratch on an LCD?

Viper87227

Viper87227

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So, the other day, kitty decided to jump on top of my Westy :mad::mad::mad:. Well, kitty put a scratch on the screen. About an inch long, near the bottom-right corner. It's out of the way, and really, I don't notice it unless I look, but non-the-less, I'd like to find a way to take care of it if possible. Is there a way to safely try and buff it out?
 
buffing it with some sandpaper might help. caution use the finest available. anything too gritty might make the screen worse.
 
What is with people and sandpaper for fixing LCD screens? It should be common sense that sandpaper is the LAST think you want to use to fix a LCD.

Just leave it. There is really nothing you can do.
 
j0j081 said:
lol it was a joke you momo.
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I sensed no sarcasm in your first post, and someone who didn't know any better might actually try it.

OP, The only thing I can of might some sort of epoxy filler. Something that will dry perfectly clear, other than that, you'll do more damage than good trying to fix it.
 
I have scratched my LCD in the past in a similar way. What i did is open the panel, burn the power supply unit by blowing a few components with high voltage, then put it back together and call service telling them that my monitor suddently "doesn't work" ^_^. They brought a new one on-site to replace it the next morning ^_^ hihi

I am not trying to do the same thing for my LG L204WT which I accidentally scratched but I can't find how to dismantle it.

Jubei
 
JubeiGR said:
I have scratched my LCD in the past in a similar way. What i did is open the panel, burn the power supply unit by blowing a few components with high voltage, then put it back together and call service telling them that my monitor suddently "doesn't work" ^_^. They brought a new one on-site to replace it the next morning ^_^ hihi

I am not trying to do the same thing for my LG L204WT which I accidentally scratched but I can't find how to dismantle it.

Jubei
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lol that's an even better idea than the sandpaper.
 
JubeiGR said:
I have scratched my LCD in the past in a similar way. What i did is open the panel, burn the power supply unit by blowing a few components with high voltage, then put it back together and call service telling them that my monitor suddently "doesn't work" ^_^. They brought a new one on-site to replace it the next morning ^_^ hihi

I am not trying to do the same thing for my LG L204WT which I accidentally scratched but I can't find how to dismantle it.

Jubei
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Yeah... that would be RMA fraud. No thanks.
 
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