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JakeRich · 08-12-03, 04:18 PM

DON'T SPRAY ANYTHING! The amount that comes from a spray is way too much and can get under the digitizer between it and the display and cause all sorts of problems. One of the better ways to handle scratches is to put on a screen protector. THere are a couple that work well - WriteSHIELDS is one brand, Brando is another. Usually they cover the scratches so you can't see them, as well as protect against new ones.

If you decide to try one of the products mentioned above, spray it very lightly on a lint-free cloth and use the cloth to apply to the screen. The cloth should be essentially just misted, not wet.

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JakeRich Aximsite Hall of Fame Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 7,878 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	DON'T SPRAY ANYTHING! The amount that comes from a spray is way too much and can get under the digitizer between it and the display and cause all sorts of problems. One of the better ways to handle scratches is to put on a screen protector. THere are a couple that work well - WriteSHIELDS is one brand, Brando is another. Usually they cover the scratches so you can't see them, as well as protect against new ones. If you decide to try one of the products mentioned above, spray it very lightly on a lint-free cloth and use the cloth to apply to the screen. The cloth should be essentially just misted, not wet.