[creedo]

Glad I came back to this post. I was thinking of trying a resin but now I'll prolly pass.

Although, the way these things are meant to be done (if it's similar to the stuff turtlewax uses to fix clearcoat on cars)... you let it set for a good long time (like 24 hours) and then use ultra fine grit sandpaper or a cloth to wipe off the excess. It leaves a little bit in the scratches to keep 'em filled in but all the rest is meant to buffed off the surface of the screen.

I know what you're thinking... "sandpaper?! You serious? lol that'll make it worse" ...but I mean ULTRA fine grit. Like 4000 grit. It doesn't even feel like sandpaper anymore.

If you haven't traded it in yet, get the turtlewax scratch repair kit. You do some very light back and forth with soft teal #4 pads (4000 grit) and then a good polishing with the paint clarifying compound. Won't look like it's covered in jism anymore.