I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows permanently
white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few such lines to be
non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why not?

On Sat, 25 Aug 2012 10:57:54 +0100, N_Cook wrote:

I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows
permanently white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few
such lines to be non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why
not?

Dart likely thrown from a drone, hence no collateral damage.

On Sat, 25 Aug 2012 10:57:54 +0100, "N_Cook"
wrote:

I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows permanently
white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few such lines to be
non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why not?

Get an automobile windscreen glass repair kit. Plug the hole.
Set the background color to white and you'll see less of the white
dot.


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"N_Cook" writes:

I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows permanently
white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few such lines to be
non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why not?

If it actually punctured the LCD, there would be much more serious
effects. I'd guess it only took out a bit of the front polarizer.

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"N_Cook" writes:

I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows
permanently
white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few such lines to
be
non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why not?

If it actually punctured the LCD, there would be much more serious
effects. I'd guess it only took out a bit of the front polarizer.

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I'll have to find a piece of polarizor film and see if colours return in
that spot Then how to cut a tiny bit of the film and plug the hole

Polarizor film at the right angle does bring back to normal, whether a
little circle of it over the hole is more objectionable than permanent
hite - debatable.

On Sat, 25 Aug 2012 08:52:11 -0700, Jeff Liebermann
wrote:

On Sat, 25 Aug 2012 10:57:54 +0100, "N_Cook"
wrote:

I assume it punctured the active surface as a small hole shows permanently
white . I would have expected a line and or row or a few such lines to be
non-funtioning, at least one side of the hole, why not?

Get an automobile windscreen glass repair kit. Plug the hole.
Set the background color to white and you'll see less of the white
dot.

Have you done this? Seems like a very tiny "drop" of something grey
or black would be better. Maybe that epoxee that comes out grey,
either PC-70 or the one in tubes which is thinnebut if you get a small
enough bit, maybe it won't run. The second is famous but I can't
remember the name.

II've used the windshield repair kit and the tube that the stuff is
pumped through is at least 3mm. Won't that cover lots of lcds?