[fashofasho]

sigh...so i scratched my LCD, not the housing but the actual LCD, small scratch when i was screwdriving and replacing housing. any products or ideas on how to sort of make it fade?

[pilsbury]

Not a whole lot you can do. I've heard of folks taking tube toothpaste and rubbing the scratch with a dab of it. It may lessen it some.

[SCrid2000]

You could get a new lcd screen and install it... other than that, I don't know what you can do. Sucks man, what device was it?

[fashofasho]

8320 haha. I may just deal with the scratch until I upgrade, it is about time anyways. It is not so much that I worry about the phone but I just don't want to stare at the scratch everytime i am on my phone lol

[xliderider]

Someone posted this link in another site, $17.99 for a new LCD screen is pretty reasonable:

Blackberry Curve 8330 Parts

[jbeachy]

Toothpaste has not worked for me.
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Of course, replacing it, or the entire bezel if you're not into gluing stuff) would fix it too :-)
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[pilsbury]

Not a dig at the op, but this is a perfect example of why I have had a screen guard on every Berry Ive owned since day one. I guess Im too OCD, but I cant stand scratches.

[xliderider]

The OP scratched the LCD display panel, not the lens on the housing. A screen guard would not have helped in this case.

[fashofasho]

thanks everyone for the replies, i will try vaseline sometime in the future when i have time and report back with the results

[jbeachy]

The OP scratched the LCD display panel, not the lens on the housing. A screen guard would not have helped in this case.

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My bad. Interpreted "LCD" too loosely and didn't read carefully enough.

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