I got really good looking 17 inch samsung from someone cause the coating had bubbled and peeled off leaving spots
after trying everything around the house and A ton of elbow grease, the 2 things that seemed to affect it the most were
Laquor thinner
90% rubbing alcohol (tho once the shop towel gummed up it stopped working)
A buffing wheel sped things up, but it was still a slow long process, once you start you cant really go back
And yes it does lighten up the screen, but contrast is 0 issue, it looked really good on this screen
Also tried it with a KDS monitor, using 1600 grit sandpaper, once the glass was buffed back out it didnt look any less crappy then before, but you will never get it crystal clear again (but the crt was fuzzy anyway so i tried)
after trying everything around the house and A ton of elbow grease, the 2 things that seemed to affect it the most were
Laquor thinner
90% rubbing alcohol (tho once the shop towel gummed up it stopped working)
A buffing wheel sped things up, but it was still a slow long process, once you start you cant really go back
And yes it does lighten up the screen, but contrast is 0 issue, it looked really good on this screen
Also tried it with a KDS monitor, using 1600 grit sandpaper, once the glass was buffed back out it didnt look any less crappy then before, but you will never get it crystal clear again (but the crt was fuzzy anyway so i tried)