crap i scratched my screen!

[rekphiv]

The crazy gfs give the best s3x though. I know it sounds crazy.... but brasso works AMAZING. Its a polish you can get at almost any store, comes in a little metal can. put some on a paper towel or polishing cloth, then have the phone with the screen face DOWN with the towel in your hand and buff out the scratch. Brasso actually starts to melt the surface of the top screen ever so slightly and it fills in the scratch without messing up your screen. After you polish it forever, let it dry, remove the dry buildup with a wet down and repeat till it looks perfect

[SRX8o7]

Yeaaa uhh...the very FIRST thing I did with my phone was put a screen protector on it..but I never threatened to throw something at my bf..
Sorry to hear that tho lol
I also bought a hard case off Amazon this is what I got:

http://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Cr...0698973&sr=8-6

great deal and they work perfectly

[MadlyAlive]

Originally Posted by SRX8o7

Yeaaa uhh...the very FIRST thing I did with my phone was put a screen protector on it..but I never threatened to throw something at my bf..
Sorry to hear that tho lol
I also bought a hard case off Amazon this is what I got:

http://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Cr...0698973&sr=8-6

great deal and they work perfectly

Never say never

How thick is that case?

[amongthechosenX]

i went on best skins ever.com and bought a full body protector to apply.

hopefully the glue like formula makes the scratch a little less deep. i will try applesauce as well.

[redex777]

Originally Posted by tsowen

Merlin's Table Scratch Pro product

Source: http://forums.wireless.att.com/cng/b...read.id=113132

Just hoping that this in-depth response by the Merlin's Table employee is actually applicable to resistive touch screens, as all of Apple products use Capacitance for touch sensing (shown in the picture in tsowen's post.

I just scanned through that HTC Fuze thread and I didn't see anyone that actually used the Merlin's Table product. On its website I did notice that their main market was CD's, DVD's, Apple products (aka Capacitive screens).

It would stand to reason that a completely different (and/or non-existent) "factory coating" would be used on a device that is made to flex and bend with presses on the screen, rather than the protective layers on the fragile glass screen of the iPods and iPhones.

Also like to mention that the Merlin's Table website seems very outdated, with "Copyright 2007" at the bottom, a broken youtube video demo, and the sites they claim sell their product (ebay.ca, ebgames.ca, and clubstore.ca) have no results when searched. Also, it appears to be based in Canada.

Be careful with "Screen Repair" products, especially of the "INSTANT" and "MIRACLE" variety.

[JAVIERBOND007]

Originally Posted by boredandtattooed

this is why they come with a screen protector....

+1, i use screen protector on all of my devices.

[Sporkman]

Originally Posted by boredandtattooed

this is why they come with a screen protector....

sadly mine did not lol tioafksjfdskaj; sprint

[JAVIERBOND007]

Originally Posted by Sporkman

sadly mine did not lol tioafksjfdskaj; sprint

Yeah that is sad.

[bigirb2002]

[QUOTE=rekphiv;1110126]The crazy gfs give the best s3x though.QUOTE]

you hit the nail on the head lol

[8notime]

I used the Applesauce product on my original Touch and it actually made the problem worse. I think it's designed for capacitive screens. I had a filmy/scratched look wherever I used their product on the screen. I would stay away from it.