I've been poking around the net to see if anyone had any ideas on how i could fix some rather deep, but small gouges on the glass of mt CRT monitor.
so far this is the best i've found: http://www.tweaknews.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3745
was wondering if anyone else here had any ideas as my problem isnt "small" scratches
I got this thing for a steal at $200, 21" monitor with badass refresh rate. its amazing quality. I bought it knowing that the site said it had "minor blemishes or scratches" though i dont think this is minor, i cant really say much about it since i knew that this might happen.
its got these damned gouges in the screen, i think they may just be gouges in the coatings that are on the glass. I'm not looking to make it perfect, thats probobly impossible. I'm hoping jsut to soften the blemishes so they arent so... apparent.
here are some images of the gouges:
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon1.jpg" target="_new">Pic #1</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon2.jpg" target="_new">Pic #2</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon3.jpg" target="_new">Pic #3</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon4.jpg" target="_new">Pic #4</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon5.jpg" target="_new">Pic #5</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon6.jpg" target="_new">Pic #6</A>
I've considered the toothpaste option, makes sense, as Flouric acid is the only thing that can etch glass - so therefore flouride in toothpaste might do some good. (i've seen others suggest it.)
PS: I have an old broken monitor that i can scratch and dent to try anything out on.
so far this is the best i've found: http://www.tweaknews.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3745
was wondering if anyone else here had any ideas as my problem isnt "small" scratches
I got this thing for a steal at $200, 21" monitor with badass refresh rate. its amazing quality. I bought it knowing that the site said it had "minor blemishes or scratches" though i dont think this is minor, i cant really say much about it since i knew that this might happen.
its got these damned gouges in the screen, i think they may just be gouges in the coatings that are on the glass. I'm not looking to make it perfect, thats probobly impossible. I'm hoping jsut to soften the blemishes so they arent so... apparent.
here are some images of the gouges:
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon1.jpg" target="_new">Pic #1</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon2.jpg" target="_new">Pic #2</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon3.jpg" target="_new">Pic #3</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon4.jpg" target="_new">Pic #4</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon5.jpg" target="_new">Pic #5</A>
<A HREF="http://draxsath.no-ip.com/stuff/mon/mon6.jpg" target="_new">Pic #6</A>
I've considered the toothpaste option, makes sense, as Flouric acid is the only thing that can etch glass - so therefore flouride in toothpaste might do some good. (i've seen others suggest it.)
PS: I have an old broken monitor that i can scratch and dent to try anything out on.