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16-05-2005, 5:16 PM
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| Member | Rear Projection Screen Repair
Hi, I was wondering if anyone one knew if it was possible to repair / reapply anti reflective coating on a rear projection screen (tosh 51wh36) as i have a small scratch on mine and it is annoying me. Its only on one of the ridges and about 1" in size but it is annoying me. As it can been seen when the room is light and when the scenes are dark. Thanks |
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