Is it a good tip for fixing screen scratches? Solved/Closed

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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!!!!

JMM · Accepted Answer

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.

KunGu · Answer

Thank you for this tip!

senatone · Answer

You're welcome, I found it great and shared it.

alexandreminem · Answer

LOL I didn't know that, and I hope your screen has fresh breath since then?  Um... sorry I'll leave right away!

thomas · Answer

It seems that it does the opposite, and I have a scratch on my multimedia chocolate, and I'm a bit afraid to tackle it for fear that it might worsen...

senatone · Answer

I dared, but the glass is not necessarily the same on all devices. There are surely different strengths and different treatments. The reaction may not be the same on all (it works on my V800 too).

thomas · Answer

Well, I tried with a soft cloth and a really tiny amount (I hardly put any on, lol well yes ^^) and I polished it very gently and cleaned it with a tiny bit of water and miracle: nothing left! I'll never thank you enough!

thomas · Answer

Finally, a correction: we can still see it a little bit, but you really have to bring it to light and observe carefully...

senatone · Answer

I have the same issue. Personally, I found some replacement plastic films to stick on my LG Viewty. (made in Hong Kong) I think that's still the best solution. Too many scratches on the screen? No worries! A new adhesive film and we're good to go!

Lyonnais124 · Answer

On can use mint chewing gum if we don't have any toothpaste left?

senatone · Answer

no, definitely not!!!!!! the strawberry is better

thomas · Answer

I just had a tiny scratch that wasn't very aesthetic, that's all. At worst, I’ll call Orange, I'll pretend there's a bug, and a delivery person will come to exchange it within 24 hours =D Orange is great for that xD

senatone · Answer

yes, it's true that it's pretty good. I'm also the kind of person who takes full advantage of guarantees. With what we give them, they can at least do that!!

Lyonnais124 · Answer

I just tried it on a professional handheld computer with a touchscreen that is constantly subjected to the aggressions of a stylus and is ultra-scratched. It works perfectly! Thank you.

thomas · Answer

Yeah, plus at Orange, you shout at the girl who barely speaks French on the other end of the line and she does you a favor ^^ Especially since, yes, the price of phones is much higher than the competitors and the service is of lower quality so they can well do that...  My brother's Motorola was exchanged 4 times and Orange didn't say anything ^^

senatone · Answer

I will soon test on different devices (TV, phone, PC, touchscreen) the famous gel tubes sold as CD scratch repairers. I will repost a comment at that time. If it can restore (in my humble opinion) a CD, why not a screen?

senatone · Answer

I'm with SFR and it's the same, I've changed my V800 four times. The thing you shouldn't say (just in case we weren't aware) is that they make a hell of a profit on everything they sell. I have a friend who works there, and he showed me some crazy stuff! They sell you a phone for a fortune while it costs them next to nothing (or almost). So they can very well change the screen or even the phone from time to time.

thomas · Answer

Well, it's certain that they take huge margins, let's not kid ourselves... That's why I did my little calculation: Virgin Mobile is much more advantageous. I, who wanted to get the Shine Silver, this gives:   Commitment €12/month for 12 months + mobile at €29 = €173.  While Orange Mobicarte = €279.   So next time, heading to Virgin Mobile, plus they exchange it for a new one without having to return it for support if there’s a problem...

Lyonnais124 · Answer

I had a CD recovery kit (not gel, wipes from the brand Fellowes bought at Carrefour). It did nothing for my CD, but it renovated my ultra-scratched touchscreen.

thomas · Answer

Lyonnais124--> Uh yeah, I admit it’s going off the rails ;) sorry!

alexdu37 · Answer

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

Happy99 · Answer

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

thomas · Answer

Well normally =D But I don't venture there, it's risky to use toothpaste on a flat screen... !! Plus, anyway, there are no scratches, just fingerprints! =D

ladybird · Answer

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?

deimos22 · Answer

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

phil · Answer

Hi, the toothpaste thing, the one for whitening teeth, is better because it's just a fine-grained paste that provides a gentle polish. So it can polish a very scratched screen but can also, conversely, create a haze on the rubbed spot on a perfect surface. For deep scratches, we might end up rubbing for a long time. Products for synthetic anti-shatter glazing that is scratched can have the same effect but always at the user's own risk.

bonbon · Answer

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

charlesdu62 · Answer

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.   -- Indeed, computing is not as easy as it seems...

KunGu · Answer

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 ;-) -- When a problem is resolved, mark the topic as SOLVED! Simple, right?

charlesdu62 · Answer

Good evening, Thank you very much for the reply!  I will try that on my phone.  Have a nice evening.  Thanks again.  Best regards.  Charlesdu62. -- Indeed, computer science is not as easy as one might think...

lola · Answer

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.

nini8514 · Answer

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

Heirem · Answer

Hello, My 6-year-old son, while playing frantically on the Wii, left beautiful scratches on the LCD screen of our television. Once the anger passed, I went online to see if any advice could be useful to limit the damage.  Well, I have to say that the result exceeds all my expectations thanks to your tip!!!  I used Email Diamant Rouge toothpaste. With my finger, I spread it and rubbed vigorously. Once well cleaned with water and dried thoroughly, there were no more scratches!! Not a single trace, nothing at all, even though they seemed quite deep...  Such a great tip that I'm going to spread it around me...  Thank you a thousand times :)

alexdu37 · Answer

I tried, but it didn't work on my phone, but afterwards he had fresh breath.

miss catastrophe · Answer

Super !! I made a huge blunder or rather a big scratch!!! You can't see it anymore!! It's the bliss, it's the rarity, it's the MIRACLE!!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! I am saved!!

pepere · Answer

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

come29270 · Answer

Hello, you can also use banana on your phone screen. I just came from an Orange store specialized in accessories and they told me about toothpaste and banana; however, you have to rub the banana in circular motions and wipe it with a cloth that has some window cleaner on it (a little spray on the cloth, not on the screen, okay!). Personally, I tried both and did the toothpaste with two different types: one that's supposed to whiten teeth (abrasive) and another that's supposed to restore a layer of enamel (to fix the damage from the first toothpaste, but that’s for teeth). I tried it on an old Sagem myX3-2 before doing it on my LG KF700. Well, nothing worked. But I'll let you keep hoping for yours.

fany62540 · Answer

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

alexboy · Answer

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.

Lily · Answer

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!!!!

kévin783 · Answer

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 :(

kévin783 · Answer

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

Mamath76 · Answer

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.

lucapote · Answer

Well, I just tried the toothpaste trick on a Samsung F490, and it didn't work at all!!! On the contrary, it polished the rest of the screen, so the scratches stand out more!!

Bananor · Answer

The principle of toothpaste is not to fill the hole, but to polish it. The toothpaste paste is very slightly abrasive, and so it can "erase" some fine scratches. However, it doesn't work on every type of surface; it will completely depend on its density. Plexiglass, for example, is quite soft, so it will work fairly well, whereas for glass... or certain surfaces designed to resist scratches... it will be much more complicated.

madmax-62 · Answer

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.

Antony · Answer

I tested the toothpaste trick.  I found it amazing, it works SUPER WELL ^^.  Thanks again, I thought my screen would have to live with its three scratches.

Ganou · Answer

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?

kevaiin · Answer

Your tip seemed pretty good to me, but unfortunately it added some scratches. I'm tempted to flip out on the forum, but fortunately for everyone (myself included), I won't (just a little). IT'S CRAP DAMNIT.

tntboy · Answer

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!

francky69170 · Answer

Senatone, I tried your trick, it's useless. I also have a LG ku990 Viewty, my phone is even more scratched. CAN WE CHANGE THE GLASS AND HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

dinozoff · Answer

it's not working, don't do that

Jowls · Answer

Hello everyone, I have a Samsung Player One (S5230) (touchscreen) and I unfortunately put a key and my phone in the same pocket...... so the result is a star-shaped scratch about one centimeter in diameter (probably a bit less...), but I can still see through it and at that point, the touchscreen still works, it's just really, really annoying. I tried toothpaste (which didn't do anything except for the smell lol) so I hope to get a response ^^  (Ps: Sorry for the mistakes (if there are any lol) :/...)

Jowls · Answer

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

jcastel78 · Answer

Hello everyone, I would really like to know if the toothpaste solution works because my mobile phone (a Samsung SGH J700) has four scratches because I dropped it and I am really sad. I would like to know if the toothpaste solution works because if it has even more scratches... but does it work with any toothpaste, that would be great.... finally, I would like to know if you have ever used this technique. Thank you for telling me more! Goodbye!!!!

TOM · Answer

Hello everyone, I have a Samsung Player One and to remove scratches, I have a fantastic product called OUATOR, for auto, motorcycle, and boat. You can find it online, and it erases all scratches on plastic, glass, etc. It's magical! You apply the OUATOR on the scratch, rub it really hard, and then wipe it off with a piece of cotton cloth, and then there are no more scratches. There you go, good luck!

KelTalent · Answer

Hi everyone! Well, here I am giving the trick a try on my iPhone, where I've noticed a tiny scratch. To be clear, I used Signal toothpaste (the fresh care one, with mouthwash) and I made sure to apply it well!!! RESULT: I have a completely clean screen that shines and smells nice, Hummmm!!! And then... Miracle... BUT THE SCRATCH IS STILL THERE!!!! Clearly visible on my all-clean screen!!!! And as one miracle can hide another... with my beautiful clean shiny screen, I also noticed that there were actually plenty of other tiny scratches that I wasn't aware of!!! This trick is really great, but I quickly went and bought a decent protective film!!!! See you!

kément · Answer

What's the brand of your toothpaste? xD

mr games · Answer

I don't understand, it doesn't work I have a LG Wiety like you, Sanatone, but it didn't work even though I followed your method, and I still have my two stripes. Could you tell me what brand of toothpaste it was? Mine is COLGATE MAXFRESH WITH COOLING CRYSTALS*. I don't understand anything, thanks for the answers, I'm open to all responses.

juanito86 · Answer

Hello, will this have the same effect on the new phones with rigid screens like the HTC HD or the iPhone, because the Viewty has a low-quality screen as it is one of the first touchscreens and the screen is "soft," so to speak, I can't find the right word.

smain · Answer

I put toothpaste on it and it doesn't work.

bannane · Answer

well, I tried it on my LG KP500 and it didn't do anything :'( but thanks anyway

ncck90 · Answer

+1 thank you my screen is like new!!!!!!!!!

Charlie14 · Answer

Hello, are you sure you haven't damaged anything? do you have any side effects? thank you for responding ++

ncck90 · Answer

I used a non-whitening paste, and it worked wonderfully,  how does it work?  - it fills in the scratches, and it becomes transparent

Tibo'w · Answer

Hello, Do you need a special toothpaste or does any one work? Because I have SIGNAL ANTI-CALC. I don't have anything else =X  P.S.: I have a Samsung Player One and the scratch is still quite noticeable :(. Thank you

Loulania · Answer

Would you be told to jump into a canal, hands and feet tied, from a 400m bridge, because it makes you beautiful and intelligent, would you do it? Stop your bullshit! Honestly, there are some dumb people on this earth!

stoobystany · Answer

Hello  What works is the stuff for the nails. A Scholl tube with nail polish on one side and another liquid on the other side. I applied a layer of the other liquid on my 24" Acer screen and "Ta-da" !! Nothing left!  Have a nice evening.

Diidii93220 · Answer

Hello, I tried the toothpaste trick on my Samsung Player One and it doesn't work.. I'm disappointed because I want to sell it but it's not great with scratches.. does anyone have another idea to make them disappear?!

adeline · Answer

I'm sorry, but it doesn't work!

anonyme · Answer

combien de dentifrice faut-il mettre sur l'écran et pendant combien de temps faut-il frotter ?

lenain72 · Answer

please specify the brand of your toothpaste because diamond enamel doesn't work xD

polichman · Answer

Hello, I have a flat screen that I scratched (well, it fell on some objects) and it left some ugly scratches; now it’s perfect. My solution: car polish rubbed fairly hard for a while, and there it is like new (WARNING: DO NOT OVERUSE POLISH IN THE SAME SPOT AS IT COULD PRODUCE THE OPPOSITE EFFECT [SCRATCH]).  I also have a Samsung Player One that a friend gave me and it is really scratched (the phone fell between the spokes of his bike while he was riding fast, plus the phone wasn’t working anymore but it went to the service center, but of course, they didn’t change the screen) so I tried the polish + toothpaste and it really reduced the scratches but they are still there (normal, imagine the force of the impact that the phone suffered).  So to recap: polish usually works better than toothpaste because it’s more powerful.  Have a good evening.

reudsufdj · Answer

Hello,  I tried your method and it didn't work!!!!!!

Gaborim · Answer

Caution, toothpaste contains abrasives and may further damage the screen.  Consult specialists...

shanen · Answer

Are you sure it works??

91270 · Answer

Hello everyone, I have a Kodak Zi6 and I'm really happy with it, but over time it has picked up scratches, micro-scratches, and big marks. Please help me because I tried toothpaste but it doesn’t work at all; it makes it look clean but the scratches are still there and the next day it looks like before, even worse. Can you help me please? Thanks, the magic man.

pfff · Answer

it doesn’t work your thing

iLol · Answer

Hi, I just wanted to know if toothpaste works on the 5th generation iPod Nano! I have two scratches on it! :/ I don't know if the screen is glass, and I don’t want to try until I'm sure, so I don’t damage the screen even more. And if it doesn't work, do you have a solution for the scratches besides the iCleaner (I've been told it doesn't work)?  Well, thank you for your help! :)

ced du 59 · Answer

Good evening, my daughter smashed my 24-inch Samsung, I was so upset until I saw your miracle trick!! I had to do it twice and clean the screen three times, it looks like new, thank you so much!!! I had three beautiful scratches (including one that was 5 centimeters long), thanks again!

p-h 97 · Answer

Sorry, but it doesn’t work for the Samsung Player One!

Vincent · Answer

Just to say that the trick worked on my computer screen (LG Flatron + Integral Signal 8) I’m really happy, thank you :)  To all the haters who say the trick doesn’t work: if you don't have any weird color effects when you press on your screen, it's probably because the surface is too hard (like a touchscreen for example ^^)

blah · Answer

Good evening! I have an Acer Liquid S100, will it work or not??

dark-brocoli · Answer

I tried the toothpaste on my 24" BenQ LCD screen. It works like crazy; you just have to apply it two or three times a day all over the screen for about 3 days, and it turns out great. I even managed to lessen a scratch ^^ Let's not forget that toothpaste is a relatively mild abrasive compared to silica or other materials, so it works perfectly!

alissia · Answer

Hello I have a Samsung Payeur Star touch smartphone and my touchscreen has a lot of scratches. Can I use your method on a touchscreen? I'm afraid the touch function might not work anymore!

breakdown86 · Answer

Do you know if it works for a screen like on iPhones? I have a HTC Diamond, and I'm a bit scared to touch it with my €0.50 toothpaste from E.D...

fx · Answer

What do you put on toothpaste??? Toothbrush or cotton swabs???

Adeline · Answer

Toothpaste doesn't work, does anyone have anything else besides toothpaste?

gerry · Answer

Toothpaste... it works! Thanks for the tip...

valoch · Answer

your trick doesn't work!!!

cheval · Answer

Hello, I tried it on my camera screen but I'm not sure if I did it right because unfortunately this method hasn't been proven yet. Is there anything else to do??

L'aute · Answer

Hello, I tried with my iPhone but nothing is working! What should I do?

Mrx · Answer

I have a little tip that can have a positive effect on your screen:  Take a piece of cotton and apply a little bit of Pledge (a product that cleans furniture and windows and fights dust) on it.  Result: Clean screen and scratches removed.  I hope it works for you.

near95 · Answer

Who has already tried it on a Nokia C3 00 please?

bonus de casino · Answer

Thank you, now my screen smells good ;)

Hitman17 · Answer

No, the stripes are coming back on my iPhone 3G.

Hitman17 · Answer

how to do it?

olivierngoc · Answer

Well, it actually only works with toothpastes that do not have aggressive agents (e.g., Signal) (it would damage your screen, no need to explain…).

Hitman17 · Answer

Sure, thank you. What do you think the solution could be, please?

mokhtar-x-shadow · Answer

Did you just find out? ... You look like you just came out of a cave then.

Rioude · Answer

Personally, I used this method, it doesn't really work. I have a HTC Tattoo.

romano83550 · Answer

I have a Samsung Player One, can it work for this type of phone? Thank you for answering.

romano83550 · Answer

You really rubbed like crazy????

jasoncool999 · Answer

criss me that EMPIRE IS THIS NORMAL???

punisher · Answer

What a load of nonsense...!!

clodu74 · Answer

me neither, it didn't work :(

kera · Answer

Honestly, I can't believe it! I thought it was false, but I just tried it anyway with "signal" and it works! 0.0 Thank you very much!

damien79 · Answer

Will it work on the screen (auto-stereoscopic 3D) of my Nintendo 3DS?

Etienne · Answer

I tried it on my netbook, on a big scratch I made this morning (you could feel it when running your finger over it): PERFECT, well done for trying that the first time, you had to be bold, and thank you for sharing the info.

Houssem92 · Answer

Hi, the topic was posted in 2008 and I don’t know, but I have an Xperia x10 and I would like to know if this solution is also valid for my smartphone? Has anyone tried it? Thank you.

Houssem92 · Answer

Hi, the topic was posted in 2008 and I don't know, but today I have an Xperia X10 and I would like to know if this solution is also valid for my smartphone? Has anyone tried it? Thank you.

Agadir-boy · Answer

I tried your trick on my Galaxy smartphone but it doesn't work, no difference, except for a nice smell of fresh breath xD

algerieilove · Answer

Hi everyone,I have a Samsung Chat 335, it has some scratches. Will the toothpaste trick work if I do it? Thanks.

Scarlett215 · Answer

But how long did you scrub "like crazy" with the toothpaste?   Thank you.

Z · Answer

I confirm. It works. I just tried it on a big scratch on my Mac and *POOF*! Like magic. It's gone! Thanks again! :)

srg · Answer

You should not rinse with large amounts of water!

clmdu35 · Answer

Does it work on Blackberry Curve 8520?

speedfight2 · Answer

Hello,
I would like to know if the scratches on a touchscreen can be removed with this method? Because touchscreen surfaces seem to be made of plastic or something else :/ Second question, if this method works due to the abrasive particles in the toothpaste, could polish do the trick or even work better? :)

Agadir-boy · Answer

I tried this method a few months ago, I'm back to tell you that it absolutely doesn't work! Except for some toothpaste residue that stays in the crevices of the phone... Well, I believe there are solutions, and good luck to everyone :)

lagdalan · Answer

For my part, I just tested on my 22' Philips LED screen and the result is miraculous! I used Teraxyl pure white toothpaste. If this can help...

fastify · Answer

I just tried it!! Your thing doesn't work!!!! It was too good to be true!! Don't try it on the touchscreen!! It's going to mess it up!! ....

tsupermag · Answer

For those who complain, you made the decision to try, so you are the only ones to blame for the complications. For me, it worked on my tablet and not on my iPhone, but I'm already quite happy, so thank you.

ami6 · Answer

Renovation of a NOKIA 3510i screen and the "glass" of a Swatch watch with a polishing paste "ABEL ANTI RAYURES" inherited from my ancestors for their AMI 6 Break.
The product is still as effective after 40 years of storage and very occasional use (door handle surrounds, etc.)
item code 018202 made in France ABEL-BONNEX S.A. 76000 ROUEN
this is not an ad, the product probably no longer exists...

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