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Monitor scratch

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Hey guys I got a mechanical lead pencil scratch on my monitor which resembles a dead pixel but is actually like a puncture that didn't go trough (the size of a small needle head) I hadn't noticed it for months but I guess I just didn't see it. Is there any way to fix this? The depth of the scratch is that of a breadcrumb a very small one of course.

It's a 19'inch hp w1907 I got it for 250$, while I could of got the cheap dell monitor 24'inch for the same price but this one has everything. Like a VERY HIGH glossy/polish finish unlike the dell monitor. ( No offense to the dell monitor I just don't like dry plastic paint finishes or extra screen protectors which lower the brightness\contrast of the screen)

Is there a way to fill the crumb size scratch in? or to replace something?
 
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