Good evening Following a question posed on the forum, I tested a cheap method for screen restoration. I used toothpaste on my LG Viewty screen to erase scratches. I applied it dry with my finger and then rubbed it like crazy! I then rinsed it with my slightly damp finger and dried it with a pure cotton cloth to avoid scratching. Magic!!!! My LG Viewty is resurrected!!!!

Toothpastes contain abrasive particles whose size can vary from one toothpaste to another (related to the component used to provide this abrasive property); these particles act like 'sandpaper', and this method should be seen as polishing. - if you take coarse sandpaper on a soft material --> creation of marks - if you take sandpaper that is too fine on a hard material --> no change The goal is therefore to find the appropriate sandpaper for the hardness of the material in order to polish it without leaving marks. At this stage, one thing is certain: not all screens are made of the same material, and not all toothpastes have the same abrasive properties. It would therefore be more constructive when you provide feedback to indicate what you used as 'polishing paste' and on which phone, rather than making a comment judging the method as effective or useless.

Is it a good tip for fixing screen scratches? : CCM

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alexdu37 Posted messages 60 Status Membre 3

Bonjour, je suis nouveau et je dis attention, pour les écrans plats, je ne crois pas que ce soit du verre et je dis aussi qu'il y a plein de sortes de dentifrice
il faut le dentifrice anticaries ou le max fraîcheur ou le max dents blanches ?
ou alors celui anti-aphtes xd
À bientôt à tous

Lyonnais124 Posted messages 409 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 40

I tried the one with the red edges (you see?) and it works well. For my PC, it has a flat glass screen (brand Gotive).

gog

Hello
I would like to know if the toothpaste trick works on a Samsung GT S5230 (if anyone has tried it). Thank you in advance.

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Anonymous user

At least your computers will breathe the freshness of a healthy breath.
And how are your computer's teeth, Thomas? lol

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ladybird

I tried using toothpaste on the screen of my Samsung F490 (which I scratched while using the stylus! Great!) and it didn't work! The scratches are still there! SNIFF SNIFF! Is there a specific way to use toothpaste?

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deimos22

Hello everyone,

I tried toothpaste on my Samsung LCD. I only have one scratch on my screen, but up close, it is noticeable. You can't even feel it to the touch. Unfortunately, after using the toothpaste and a soft cloth, it is still there, unchanged.
If anyone can suggest something more effective, I'll be grateful.

Deimos22

xLisax

The toothpaste gives me no results! Really, I tried it twice, but really no results at all. Fortunately, I didn't try it on my touchscreen phone, I tried it on an old and quite scratched phone instead!

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bonbon

In your opinion, can we apply your trick on a digital device screen?

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Anonymous user

Hello,

I haven't tried the toothpaste yet, but I would like to know what brand of toothpaste you used, please.

Thank you for your help.

Best regards ;)

Charlesdu62.

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KunGu Posted messages 1231 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 224

euhh sorry for the lateness (is that how you say it?) I had seen in a video the Signal mouthwash toothpaste, I think...
but it works with all toothpastes ;-)
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lola

Hello,

I tried your tip because I have a big scratch on my LG Viewty screen, and unfortunately, it didn't work. Do I need to use a specific kind of toothpaste?

My phone is still under warranty; do you think the warranty covers screen replacement?

Thank you for replying fairly quickly.

Best regards.

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nini8514

I tried toothpaste on a Samsung U600 and it didn't work!

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pepere

Hello,

I’ve had a LE40A856 for a week and suddenly! On the plastic or plexiglass around the screen, I have a scratch or rather a mark from a cloth. Is your method applicable?

Thank you for your response
Pepere

Anonymous user

Good evening Pepere,

It didn't work for me :(

Have a good evening.

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Best regards ;)

Charlesdu62.

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Indeed, computers are not as easy as one might think...

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fany62540

Good evening, I have this problem but on my laptop, which I bought last Wednesday (what a pain) actually there was something stuck on the side of the screen, so I rubbed it with a chamois and a little water and as a result, there are a lot of scratches, it's pissing me off. Will your technique work on that or not??? Please reply quickly because it's driving me crazyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lol

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alexboy

Hi, I really have a great solution, which is to use Miror (a product sold in supermarkets for cleaning brass).
First, shake the Miror bottle and lightly soak a cotton ball with Miror. Rub the glass or plastic in circles, applying quite firmly for ten minutes.
Second, take a clean cotton ball and remove the Miror. You need to flip the cotton several times and change it often.
Third, move on to the finishing touch. With a brand-new cotton ball, polish the glass or plastic.

xsadg

Hi Alexboy!
What did you do it on?
Honestly, I don’t see how toothpaste or anything else could remove scratches... A hole is a hole, it's like trying to fill a trench with water... The water goes away but the hole stays!

fany62

Hello
does it work on the edge of a flat-screen TV made of plastic!! I've had it for less than a week and it's already full of scratches, I'm so disappointed!!

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Lily

It didn't work for me (on the screen of my LG Viewty). I applied a little bit of Signal White Now toothpaste by hand, I rubbed, rubbed, and rubbed some more, I wet my finger and then went over it with a soft cotton pad, but it didn't work!!!!

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Anonymous user

Bonjour :) Alors, c'est à quoi le dentifrice (fraise menthe ..) et comment on l'applique ? Comment on frotte ? J'ai de grandes rayures mais elles ne sont pas profondes, s'il vous plaît répondez, c'est énervant les rayures, s'il vous plaît :(

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Anonymous user

On how do we apply the toothpaste and why do we press hard with the toothpaste? For large but not deep scratches.

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Mamath76

I just tested the method on my Samsung F490 that I scratched this week, alas as I expected, the method didn't work (deep scratch made by my keys, for once I wasn't paying attention), despite using Sensodyne Pro lol the ultimate solution remains to change the screen, but given the cost, I'll stick with my scratch at least now I'll be more careful.
If anyone has tested an effective product for deep scratches, especially on a touchscreen, feel free to let me know. As for the solution proposed by Alexboy, which is to use a copper cleaner named Mirror, I will test it when the phone is dead because given that there are hydrocarbon derivatives in it, personally I'm afraid of the phone's discoloration, I prefer to keep my scratch rather than exchange it for a halo. After all, everyone does what they want at their own risk.

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madmax-62

Salut, I have scratched my screen very slightly, you can see it as soon as it's off in the dark with a bit of light on it lol. I have an Acer AL1916W, is there a plastic protection on the screen??? Thanks in advance.

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Ganou

Well, I recently got an iPhone and I take good care of it, but yesterday I noticed there was a big scratch on it. I'm sad, I've only had it for a week and nothing happened for such a scratch to appear (I mean, it's not huge either) and I would really like to minimize it, it’s driving me crazy lol. Does the toothpaste trick work on this kind of screen?

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tntboy

I confirm that toothpaste works on a micro scratch!
I just tested it on my Sony Ericsson W660i: A little Aquafresh3 (with my fingertip!) in circular motions on the scratched area, then add a drop of water when the paste starts to dry before wiping with a damp soft cloth!
I repeated the process a second time for a better result!

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Jowls

By the way, I want to clarify that there is no screen protector and sorry for the mistake from ==> one ;)...

See you!

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