LCD screen scratch and toothpaste trick
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Fermiparadox Posted messages 11515 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Fermiparadox Posted messages 11515 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Hello,
My son had fun scratching my LCD screen a bit; it’s shallow, but when the image is clear, it shows up quite well.
I looked online to see if there was any trick, and I came across the toothpaste one that seems to work well, but I have two questions.
The first is that toothpastes are white, so will I end up with a white line?
And then, it’s indicated to use a non-abrasive toothpaste. Okay, but how can I tell? This information isn’t mentioned on the tube or box.
Thanks in advance.
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My son had fun scratching my LCD screen a bit; it’s shallow, but when the image is clear, it shows up quite well.
I looked online to see if there was any trick, and I came across the toothpaste one that seems to work well, but I have two questions.
The first is that toothpastes are white, so will I end up with a white line?
And then, it’s indicated to use a non-abrasive toothpaste. Okay, but how can I tell? This information isn’t mentioned on the tube or box.
Thanks in advance.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 43.0.2357.132
4 answers
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Hello,
This thing doesn't work obviously...
Otherwise, there's Carglass... -
Hello. This method worked perfectly on my wife's phone screen but, of course, the surface is not the same........... You can only judge by trying. Good luck.
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Hello,
For the toothpaste, I would say meh, see this topic (well, it works on smartphones but on TVs, so it might be worth testing, but what about ???) but with Vaseline, why not... :
Tip found here: https://forum.lesnumeriques.com/t/comment-eliminer-une-rayure-sur-un-ecran-lcd/42248
And commented here, among others: http://www.configspc.com/forum/ecran-lcd-raye-t15475.html
Then you can call the guy from Carglass ;)
Best regards
Long live Bobo! ~ A small fish will grow big ~ -
Yes, I'm definitely considering giving it a shot, but I fear ending up with a white line instead of black, and I don't know which toothpaste is non-abrasive.
