HOW TO FIX SCRATCHED/SPOTTED NAV SCREEN
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I swapped some screens before and can help if you need!
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From: New York, NY & Baldwin, Long Island, NY
14' C300, '07 G500 & '02 C240
Will this technique work on a 2013 C300 without the command screen? I accidentally scratched some of my anti-glare off and suddenly I scratched it. I was amazed. Trying to clean my screen and this happens. I mean I can live with it but I don't know if they use this same coating on a 2013 screen. Any ideas?
My car does not have the Multimedia Package with the larger screen its just the smaller screen with the Becker Map Pilot.
My car does not have the Multimedia Package with the larger screen its just the smaller screen with the Becker Map Pilot.
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Thank you for this solution to the scratched Nav screen. It worked like a charm.
[QUOTE=srosenman;4525553]I'll cut to the chase...2009 E350 4-matic AMG Sport, Iridiumn Gray/Cashmere. Love the car, passionately. Idiot detailer sprayed something that completely spotted and messed the nav screen up...it ate right through parts of the anti-rflective coating on the screen. I have conducted more research than I care to get into. This is the definative way to get your screen looking brand new:
First, if scratched, worn or marked up from chemicals, there is only one way to fix, that is to remove the rest of the AR coating.
1. spray Novus plastic spray cleaner #1 on cotton or microfiber cloth. Give the screen a quick cleaning to remove dust/debris. Dry off with soft cloth.
2. squeeze a tiny amount of Novus fine scratch remover #2 on cotton cloth and work into entire screen in circular motion (good to do small areas at a time)
3. Buff dry with soft cloth
4. Repeat 2 and 3 until all coating off and you have a even, brand new looking screen.
5. Do #1 again to clean off to a great showroom shine.
6. Done - PS no need for AR coating...your windows and sunroof have it and the interior cabin glare is minimal. If you want protective barrier, you can opt for a NuShield product. Dont need it in my opinion...[/QUOTE]
First, if scratched, worn or marked up from chemicals, there is only one way to fix, that is to remove the rest of the AR coating.
1. spray Novus plastic spray cleaner #1 on cotton or microfiber cloth. Give the screen a quick cleaning to remove dust/debris. Dry off with soft cloth.
2. squeeze a tiny amount of Novus fine scratch remover #2 on cotton cloth and work into entire screen in circular motion (good to do small areas at a time)
3. Buff dry with soft cloth
4. Repeat 2 and 3 until all coating off and you have a even, brand new looking screen.
5. Do #1 again to clean off to a great showroom shine.
6. Done - PS no need for AR coating...your windows and sunroof have it and the interior cabin glare is minimal. If you want protective barrier, you can opt for a NuShield product. Dont need it in my opinion...[/QUOTE]
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