My plasma tv has several really deep scratches on the screen, how can i go about repairing this?

if it's really deep, then you need to replace the screen. if it's not as much, then get your tv makers scatch remover!

Hello; First you need to know if the scratched part is plastic or glass. I believe my Panasonic Viera plasma has a glass outer screen. I would start looking at kits to repair scratched eyeglasses or car windsheilds. There are also kits for plastics for either of these. Check with auto parts stores or EBAY Good luck! John

unfortunatly there is nothing that you can do people may offer you creams and stuff of that nature but nothing really works im really sorry and i wish you the best of luck!

HELLO

Sorry - there is NO fix for it! When an LCD/Plasma screen gets bashed or scratched it's damaged forever. A new screen will cost more than a new TV.

Hi there! Depends on how deep the scratch is, you can try a bit of Glycerine Jelly to fill that scratch. It should dampen the efect somewhat but not a 100%. To repair will be uneconomical because the whole screen will have to be replaced, unless a repairer can source a good second hand panel for less. Best Wishes and Good Luck, JUS004

You must determine whether or not the scratch is on a protective fromt screen or the panel itself. I don't know your specific model, but some of the LGs have a front glass behind which is the actual panel. If that is the case with yours, you can replace the front glass. If it is only the panel, then there is no way to repair other than replacing the panel which is VERY expensive.

If you wish to try something, go to a local auto parts store and purchase a windshield repair kit. This will contain an optically transparent epoxy that can fill in the scratch and make it at least less noticable similar to filling a scratch or crack on a windshield.

Dan

The simple answer, you don't
The hard answer, you would need to repalce the panel in the TV (more expensive then the TV)

dont bother m8 they cost the earth .at leat £2500

One really cheap and quick fix is to gently rub a little vaseline into the scratch, then even more gently rub off the excess, in the direction of the scratch. Oftentimes, though still visible when the screen is off, the scratch will virtually disappear when the display is on. An alternative method is to use white candle wax, which has been allowed to cool on the tip of a cotton swab. If this does not work, a fine rubbing compound can remove the scratch for real, assuming it is not too deep.