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One of the most common questions we get here OriginalDustCover.com is, as one of minor scratches and LCD flat-screen TVs to remove safely, without the scratches worse. Scratches can be from some of the harmless, everyday items like a thick sheet of paper or a magazine, a nerf toy or tiny nails from kitty cats and children. Each of these elements may inadvertently brush against your flat, so that a scratch may be visible if the televisionin on or off.

The secret to removing small scratches from your flat-screen TV is to use the right tools. Here is the list of tools is to collect:

1). Isopropyl Alcohol - Available from grocery stores, drugstores, home improvement stores
2) Microfiber Cleaning Cloth - Clear of sunglasses stores, Wal-Mart, Target
3) Distilled water - available in grocery stores, Wal-Mart, drugstores

Never, never use Windex, glass cleaner or other window cleaning solutionson your Flat Screen TV. In addition, never paper towels on your flat screen TV, because this is the quickest way to damage to permanently your screen with thousands of tiny scratches.

First, keep a 50/50 mix solution (half and half distilled water, Isopropyl Alcohol) in a liquid safely. Isopropyl alcohol is usually listed at 90% pure, so a 50/50 mix solution results in a cleaning solution that is nearly perfect for our needs.

Second dive MicrofiberCloth in the solution and gently begin the scratch on the TV in a circular motion rub. It is important not to rub too hard, as the friction may be the reason of the microfiber make it worse. Next to a circular motion while maintaining the Micro Fiber cloth with isopropyl alcohol and distilled water solution to wet to use.

Finally, the new beginning to disappear as Isopropyl Alcohol evaporates in your cleaning solution. If the scratch does not start to disappear orgets worse - STOP! They have a scratch that needs a thorough fix. Our next article will deal with this situation! Remember, the easiest way to remove scratches from LCD and flat screen TV, they must be prevented in the first place.