Thanks to a small pair of hands and a plastic sword, I have a surface scratch on my Avant RF Screen.

I'm sure this has been discussed on the forum before, but my searches aren't bringing anything up..

Any suggestions on what I should do...

Thanks

Gary

If it's marked the Anti Reflective coating, you're stuffed (sorry not to sugar coat it).  The more you try and polish out the mark, the more it will strip off the coating, the worse it will look.. 

However, i have a spare 32" RF contrast screen we kept for an emergency but haven't needed in 2 years.  You're welcome to borrow it on a permanent basis if you like..  Doddle to fit too - swaps over in minutes!!

Lee

9 LEE:

However, i have a spare 32" RF contrast screen we kept for an emergency but haven't needed in 2 years.  You're welcome to borrow it on a permanent basis if you like..  Doddle to fit too - swaps over in minutes!!

Lee

 

Acts of kindness like this are just priceless.

gk31ax:

Thanks to a small pair of hands and a plastic sword, I have a surface scratch on my Avant RF Screen.

Sorry to read about your problem...

We have a roaming "Ninja Turtle", Leonardo, with said plastic swords ourselves.  I wonder if there is a proactive method of protecting the screens till the phase passes? Clear electostatic contact or something maybe?

Lee

You're legend, I'll PM you...

Cheers

Gary

beoaus:

gk31ax:

Thanks to a small pair of hands and a plastic sword, I have a surface scratch on my Avant RF Screen.

Sorry to read about your problem...

We have a roaming "Ninja Turtle", Leonardo, with said plastic swords ourselves.  I wonder if there is a proactive method of protecting the screens till the phase passes? Clear electostatic contact or something maybe?

Beoaus

Wasn't our Ninja Turtle!!! Which makes it worse.  But looks like it won't be too bad thanks to Lee's incredible kindness.

I find electrified fencing works quite well.......... ;-)