Just got this from a friend...
At 08:23 -0700 26/10/01, Laraway Terry K PSNS wrote:
An idea you might try is a windsheild repair kit that's used for
rock chips.
They fill in chips and sctratchs.
Or try a glass or a windshield shop for help.
p
the pickle wrote:
Sandpaper won't scratch glass. At least not normal sandpaper.
Steve Merryman replied:
I find rather, that most sandpaper, will scratch most glass. Even
dollar store sandpaper.
Perhaps the answer here is steel wool. If the scratches are in the
coating, the steel wool
All right. I've waited long enough for this. I thought that someone
else would have mentioned it by now.
On television at weird hours, one of those damn commercials flogs a
product that is basically jewelers' or opticians' rouge. It works on
scratches on eyeglasses.
If I were in possession of
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
the pickle wrote:
Sandpaper won't scratch glass. At least not
normal sandpaper.
Steve Merryman replied:
I find rather, that most sandpaper, will scratch
most glass. Even
dollar store sandpaper.
Perhaps the answer here is
At 06:54 + on 24/10/01, Mac Rehab wrote:
I have a monitor that works perfectly fine but it has some naasty scratches
right in the center of the screen. Is there anyway to fix these? In my
brainstorming the best I could figure was some kind of clear epoxy resin
that could be poured
--- John Teffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somewhere, in a newsgroup or email list or NyQuill
induced hallucination, I
seem to remember someone recommending using
toothpaste to remove monitor
scratches. At least your monitor would be
minty-fresh.
Dunno about monitors, but I've salvaged a
At 06:54 + on 24/10/01, Mac Rehab wrote:
I have a monitor that works perfectly fine but it has some naasty scratches
right in the center of the screen. Is there anyway to fix these? In my
brainstorming the best I could figure was some kind of clear epoxy resin
that could be poured over the
Might just be scratches in the anti-glare coating.
You'd have to strip the coating off and I don't
know how tough that would be to do. Ideally you
should get the front bezel off the monitor or totally
remove the CRT to work on it.
What it comes down to is how much effort and time
are you willing
At 2:21 PM -0400 10/24/01, Hardy Menagh wrote:
I've fixed scratches on audio CDs by first sanding them out with 600
grit sandpaper, then rubbing the area with silver polish until it was
shinny and clear again. They also make kits for this. Will this method
work on a monitor screen? Dunno but I
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Subject: Re: fixing screen scratches?
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:42:19 -0500
the pickle wrote:
Sandpaper won't scratch glass. At least not normal sandpaper.
I find rather, that most sandpaper, will scratch most glass. Even
dollar store
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