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Hi!

We have a older CRT TV screen that has a few small chips (5 in total)
in it, courtesy of our 2-year old hammering on it with a small toy
plastic hammer.

Most of the chips are the size of a pin-head, but one is big enough to
make it really annoying to watch hockey (it looks like the puck!)...
any advice on what can be done? Clear nail polish?

Howie
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On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 09:57:36 -0800 (PST), Howitzer17
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Hi!

We have a older CRT TV screen that has a few small chips (5 in total)
in it, courtesy of our 2-year old hammering on it with a small toy
plastic hammer.

Most of the chips are the size of a pin-head, but one is big enough to
make it really annoying to watch hockey (it looks like the puck!)...
any advice on what can be done? Clear nail polish?

Howie



Plastic hammer? No way, Jose!

However, if you are sticking to that story then go to Eastwood's site
and look at their windshield repair kits... I doubt clear nail polish
is worth the effort.

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Agreed, however stop hitting the Safety Glass!! Cheers.
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On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 09:57:36 -0800 (PST), Howitzer17
wrote:

Hi!

We have a older CRT TV screen that has a few small chips (5 in total)
in it, courtesy of our 2-year old hammering on it with a small toy
plastic hammer.

Most of the chips are the size of a pin-head, but one is big enough to
make it really annoying to watch hockey (it looks like the puck!)...
any advice on what can be done? Clear nail polish?

Howie



Plastic hammer? No way, Jose!

However, if you are sticking to that story then go to Eastwood's site
and look at their windshield repair kits... I doubt clear nail polish
is worth the effort.


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