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So my monitor has a slight scratch on it (the camera doesn't pick it up that well) but it really bugs me. It's not that big or deep, but can still be just about felt when touching it. I want some tips on how to completely or almost completely hide it. Any tips would be appreciated!
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I can't guarantee this will work, but I've seen advertisements on TV for car finish repair kits that do the same by providing you a clear epoxy gel that fills the scratches, making them essentially "invisible". You might be able to find this doing an online search.
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No I don't. You would have to do an online search.
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