I really wouldn’t use scratch remover on any type of display that uses a colour display,iv tried in on a couple different displays that were broken just to see what happened and on every occasion it max the displays much much worse
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I really wouldn’t use scratch remover on any type of display that uses a colour display,iv tried in on a couple different displays that were broken just to see what happened and on every occasion it made the displays much much worse
When polishing all you are doing is removing a layer,displays are already very polished so that light won’t refract and bounce all over the place,from my experience the polish will add LOADS of smaller scratches that will result in a image that isn’t clear at all due to millions of little rainbow lines(scratches with light refracting through them)
So I would order a new lens if they are available ,of course that’s if it is big enough to be worth it:-)
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I really wouldn’t use scratch remover on any type of display that uses a colour display,iv tried in on a couple different displays that were broken just to see what happened and on every occasion it max the displays much much worse
When polishing all you are doing is removing a layer,displays are already very polished so that light won’t refract and bounce all over the place,from my experience the polish will add LOADS of smaller scratches that will result in a image that isn’t clear at all due to millions of little rainbow lines(scratches with light refracting through them)
So I would order a new lens if they are available ,of course that’s if it is big enough to be worth it:-)
Hopefully this helps
Any questions please ask
Thanks:-)