Displex Plastic Polish Revitalizer Scratch Remover for Cell Phone LCD Screens w/Microfiber Cloth

I don't understand people that leave 1 star feedbacks without substantiating their claims. I purchased a used laptop with some wear on the LCD. It appears oily fingers may be at least partially to blame as there was evidence of the touchpad and the key edges on the screen. I used eyeglass cleaner and even some car finish polish to try to remove the blemishes to no avail. I was hesitant to try this based on reviews however didn't find much else. Much to my surprise this cleans pretty well. You have to be reasonable about what you're doing--you can't put a Grand Canyon scratch on anything and expect a polish to remove it. Best I can tell, you would apply this to the entire screen surface as it appears to coat the surface much like a car wax. If you spot it, it looks, well spotty. Time will tell, but so far I am well pleased.

Did not work as described so I returned it company should t sell products that don’t work when they claim they do

No es para celulares. No es milagroso. No lo recomiendo

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The instructions on the tube say this isn't for touchscreens, which is kind of a shame since that's what I had bought it for originally. Also tried using it to remove scratches from the display of my graphics tablet, but I think the scratches on it were too deep for this to really be effective.I'm sure it's a good product for plastic screens... just not touchscreens or poly-carbonate displays.

I have used this product for years and was elated to find another tube on Amazon. If you have a plastic dial, watch crystal, etc, a dap of Displex followed by circular rubbing with a clean cloth, supplied, will clear minor scratches. Do not expect this product to clear deep scratches. Displex works by dissolving a micro layer of the plastic and filling in the scratch with the dissolved plastic. Do not hesitate to repeat the process until you are satisfied with the results. TMc

I purchased this in the hope that it would be able to remove light scratches out of an LCD screen. I buffed and reapplied but no luck. I'll try it on other screens and see if it works there, but was unimpressed with it's inability to fix a light scratch.

I have a real nice 27" Acer 4K monitor which developed small scratch in the lower right corner area. It took a several applications but the scatch is now barely visable when viewed on white background. The stuff works on my expensive monitor, at any rate.The secret is clean your monitor screen first, then use the cloth provided then lightly rub a small amount into the scratch and lightly removed the extra polish. This isn't rubbing compound.