Has anyone removed light surface scratches/haze from the virtual cockpit LCD screen?
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Has anyone removed light surface scratches/haze from the virtual cockpit LCD screen?
Hey all, I have some light scratches on the LCD screen of the virtual cockpit. Most of the time it’s not noticeable but during the day when the screen is turned off you can definitely notice it in direct sunlight. Has anyone successfully removed the these light superficial scratches?
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I used to use a spray called Plexus that worked great on headlights and other plastic screens. I have seen a product called Novus for LCD but have never tried it. I have also read using rubbing alcohol and light pressure with a cotton ball may help. Obviously try at your own risk. This also has some good tips.
https://www.cnet.com/pictures/diy-sc...gic-and-myths/
https://www.cnet.com/pictures/diy-sc...gic-and-myths/
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On other vehicles I use a plastic polish (there are many to chose from on the market) with a very soft, small MF towel and buff dry after circularly rubbing the screen to remove light scratches. I can't speak specifically to the screen in your car, but that's how I clean up all others. The brands I use are Plast-X and Meguiars.
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Paper towels
DO NOT use paper towels They are abrasive as hell on plastic surfaces and will in fact dull the surface more so. Any plastic polish, eyeglass cleaner/polish, should do the trick. After whatever fix is applied, use a damp microfiber to clean the surfaces. Beware of cotton ***** as they can be abrasive on plastic as well. Why not contact Audi for a solution? .02
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