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I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
fix the scratch, but how?
I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
Thanks

> I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> fix the scratch, but how?
> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> Thanks


Plenty of ideas here: http://tinyurl.com/8ebe6b

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

Emrys Davies wrote:


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>> I have a TINY scratch on LCD Monitor I want to fix
>
> Plenty of ideas here: http://tinyurl.com/8ebe6b

For those that would like to see to where the redirect link takes them
BEFORE they go there, add the "preview" hostname, as in:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/8ebe6b

A waste of resources considering the URL for the Google search was
already short:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...e+Search&meta=

which could've been reduced to just:

www.google.com/search?q=remove+scratch+lcd+monitor

No redirection needed. No need to waste TinyURL's resources. No need
to hide the destination.

> I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> fix the scratch, but how?
> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off Please I need to
> know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything Thanks

Format your hard drive.


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>I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> fix the scratch, but how?
> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> Thanks


Try autoglass, they mostly just do car windows but i'm sure they'd do your
computer screen.

> I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> fix the scratch, but how?
> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> Thanks

Is there glass covering the lcd screen or plastic?
Plastic is easier to fix. Try some pledge furniture polish.

> > I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> > fix the scratch, but how?
> > I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> > Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> > Thanks
>
> Is there glass covering the lcd screen or plastic?
> Plastic is easier to fix. Try some pledge furniture polish.

plastic
Thanks

>>> I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
>>> fix the scratch, but how?
>>> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
>>> Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
>>> Thanks
>> Is there glass covering the lcd screen or plastic?
>> Plastic is easier to fix. Try some pledge furniture polish.
>
> plastic
> Thanks

G00gle instructions on "how to remove scratches from a CD".

Should give you some ideas.
HTH
HAND

> I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> fix the scratch, but how?
> I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> Thanks

Hope you are still watching this space. Tonight I discussed your
problem with a professional car renovator. He strongly suggests that
you use jewellers rouge. First use the red powder by slightly wetting a
cloth then dabbing it into the powder and then rubbing it gently over
the affected area. In this way you will gradually wear down the area
surrounding the scratch and also include the scratch itself. Jewellers
white rouge which is slightly less abrasive, if used in the same way,
will finalise the procedure.

Incidentally, my friend really knows what he is talking about and uses
this method successfully on very expensive cars.

Good luck,
Emrys Davies.

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> > I have a TINY (1 mm long scratch) on my HP 1740 LCD Monitor I want to
> > fix the scratch, but how?
> > I have tried just cleaning it but it did not come off
> > Please I need to know how to fix the scratch with out buying anything
> > Thanks
>
> Hope you are still watching this space. *Tonight I discussed your
> problem with a professional car renovator. *He strongly suggests that
> you use jewellers rouge. *First use the red powder by slightly wetting a
> cloth then dabbing it into the powder and then rubbing it gently over
> the affected area. *In this way you will gradually wear down the area
> surrounding the scratch and also include the scratch itself. *Jewellers
> white rouge which is slightly less abrasive, *if used in the same way,
> will finalise the procedure.
>
> Incidentally, *my friend really knows what he is talking about and uses
> this method successfully on very expensive cars.
>
> Good luck,
> Emrys Davies.

Thanks I will try