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Scratch on my powerbook screen.

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[H]ard|Gawd
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Well this might seem like a wild shot, but last night I noticed that there was a small dent on my powerbook lcd. It looks like a speck of dust and it is driving me crazy. I was wondering if anyone has used any scratch repair polish or similar products that could fix my screen.

Any advice would be appreciated.
 
You could fix it to an extent, but most if not all of scratch repair kits will take off the anti glare shielding there. If it's livable, just don't mess with it.

Now I did hear of a guy using a cd repair kit he got from Wal-Mart that he said helped alot. I don't know what brand it is, but it's under $10 and it has the 2 bottles of stuff with it. I think I used it once on a monitor a long time ago. Wasn't an LCD though, but it helped, and I don't think this stff is very strong, so it shouldn't hurt your anti-glare coating.
 
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