How to Remove Scratches on a TV Screen
Follow these steps to safely remove scratches from your TV screen:
Step 1:
Prepare a mixture of water and alcohol by combining 1 part alcohol with 20 parts water. Use a soft, dry cloth to apply the solution to the screen. Make sure the cloth is completely dry before using.
Step 2:
Clean the screen using a damp cloth made of soft or cotton fabric. Avoid using paper towels as they can scratch the screen. Gently wipe the screen to remove dust and debris.
Step 3:
Moisten another clean cloth with the diluted alcohol mixture. Gently wipe the cloth along the length of the scratch to reduce its visibility.
Step 4:
Use a dry cloth to remove any remaining solution from the screen. Be sure to thoroughly dry the screen to prevent the alcohol solution from drying on the surface.
- If the diluted alcohol solution is not strong enough to remove the scratch, you can use alcohol with a higher concentration. However, do not exceed a 35% alcohol concentration in the solution.
- Always turn off the TV before cleaning.
Follow these steps carefully, and if you have any questions or need further assistance, please leave a comment below.
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