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Hi. I just replaced my laptops CCFL bulb (dv9000 series laptop) and noticed some marks in the LCD when I look at the screen from an angle. I took it apart again and it appears all the small marks that I see are on the polarizer film. They arent too bad but was wondering if there is any way to make them less viewable?<br />
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. I tried to buff it out hoping it was a fingerprint, but it appears to be a scratch. I did notice some scratches even before the ccfl died, but it looks like I may have a few new ones now.<br />
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They are not too bad, usually they can only be seen if the screen is turned at an angle and a light color is showing. <br />
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But any way to fix it or reduce the appearance?
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Hi. I just replaced my laptops CCFL bulb (dv9000 series laptop) and noticed some marks in the LCD when I look at the screen from an angle. I took it apart again and it appears all the small marks that I see are on the polarizer film. They arent too bad but was wondering if there is any way to make them less viewable?

. I tried to buff it out hoping it was a fingerprint, but it appears to be a scratch. I did notice some scratches even before the ccfl died, but it looks like I may have a few new ones now.

They are not too bad, usually they can only be seen if the screen is turned at an angle and a light color is showing. 

But any way to fix it or reduce the appearance?

See:
http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Scratch-on-an-LCD-Screen

http://www.realgeek.com/how-to-remove-scratches-on-lcd-monitor/

Polarizer film scratched when replacing ccfl bulb in my laptop

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