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Old 15 October 2005, 11:14 AM
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Question Removing Scratches From Glass?
If one had a glass product and accidentally scratched it with, say, a scouring pad.

How would one go about smoothing out thiose scratches?

I have used T-Cut and its helped a bit ...... any ideas?

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Old 15 October 2005, 11:17 AM
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or e) stop ******* going on about it, you got some answers go back to polishing ...
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Old 15 October 2005, 11:21 AM
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or e) stop ******* going on about it, you got some answers go back to polishing ...
OK, boss

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Old 15 October 2005, 11:24 AM
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try contact lense soloution, or the wipes you can use on glasses mate
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Old 15 October 2005, 11:34 AM
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3000 grit wet&dry-->eucryl toothpowder-->regular toothpaste-->T cut

copious amounts of elbow grease. What is the item thats scratched?
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Old 15 October 2005, 11:34 AM
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Cheers Shaggy

Its getting better as I T-Cut it ....... but its hard work!! I nearlly said bloody hard work then!! Ooooops, don't want to annoy the mods

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Old 15 October 2005, 11:37 AM
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Pics required. We want to see the fruits of your labour
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Pics???

Like I have time to take pics of a monitor screen and what would you see???

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Old 15 October 2005, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
3000 grit wet&dry-->eucryl toothpowder-->regular toothpaste-->T cut

copious amounts of elbow grease. What is the item thats scratched?
Toothpaste!! Excellent idea!! ............. its a 19" PC Monitor!! (I was trying not to say as its a general question and not for the Computer forum!!)

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Old 15 October 2005, 11:44 AM
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Can this thread be moved to the appropriate area?
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I have taken this tip too thanks to chipti
Needed that for a couple if things.
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Pics???

Like I have time to take pics of a monitor screen and what would you see???

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We'd see lots of bull****
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Originally Posted by Luminous
We'd see lots of bull****


Hardly!!??



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This is not the answer we usually expect from PS to something like that!
Whats up, PS? Change of personality?
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Must say that those mods seem to be pretty perspicacious chaps!

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Don't clean your monitor screen with brillo pads in the first place You silly pee soaked old duffer
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stright wind-up or bladdy unlucky.....
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useed toothepaste and about 4 or so hours of my life to remove a scratch from a crt tube before.
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Try some rubbing down compond.
Originally Posted by pslewis
If one had a glass product i.e **** and accidentally scratched it with, say, sand paper, kinky w@nk.

How would one go about smoothing out thiose scratches?

I have used T-Cut and its helped a bit but its not BUFF enough...... any ideas?

Pete

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What an ****!

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Buy a new screen you tight old git

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Originally Posted by Leslie
perspicacious
See... lead the way with decent vocabulary and others will take up the baton.
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I had noted this.....

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Id have been more impressed by: 'perspicaciousness' You've raised the bar Bob!
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Old 15 October 2005, 06:30 PM
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All new LCD screen installed and working

Anyone want a cheap polished 19" CRT Screen??

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So in 8 hours you have repaired a scratched CRT, procured a new LCD, and are now looking to offload the CRT?

You dont **** about for an old boy, do you?
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Nope!!!

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