maybe, but on the face it would take a pretty hard hitting blade scrape (like in a batman movie or something)
Amoina based glass cleaner is something that did work well, but the towels were loosing abrasiveness much quicker, laquor thinner could damage the plastic coating (which i did not think of, but was high speed buffing at the same time).
Course its up to whatever particular mix of coating and application, but next time im defiantly doing the uber fine steel wool, or powder type abrasive, that seems to be the main key
Remember the old school way of anti glare, basically a piece of pantyhose streached over the screen, and if you were special you got the one that was directly on the crt, which was ruined the second some one poked at it, and you had to razorblade it off
luckily, our first monitor was that II series, monochrome with the power button on top and the satin finish tilt screen (simmilar satin look to LCD's today)
Amoina based glass cleaner is something that did work well, but the towels were loosing abrasiveness much quicker, laquor thinner could damage the plastic coating (which i did not think of, but was high speed buffing at the same time).
Course its up to whatever particular mix of coating and application, but next time im defiantly doing the uber fine steel wool, or powder type abrasive, that seems to be the main key
Remember the old school way of anti glare, basically a piece of pantyhose streached over the screen, and if you were special you got the one that was directly on the crt, which was ruined the second some one poked at it, and you had to razorblade it off
luckily, our first monitor was that II series, monochrome with the power button on top and the satin finish tilt screen (simmilar satin look to LCD's today)