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How to Remove Scratches From a Sega Nomad Screen

The Sega Nomad portable game console appeals to those who prefer to play the 16-bit games created in the 1990s. The Nomad's LCD screen is easily scratched and can just easily impair the player's enjoyment of a game. Since it is difficult to get a replacement screen for the Nomad, you will need to remove the scratches yourself. The process requires patience and some cleaning products from a hobby or hardware store

Things You'll Need

Soft cloth
Lint free cloths
Compressed air
Screen scratch remover solution
Glass polishing paste
Buffing cloth

Instructions

- 1
  Remove the battery compartment lid from the bottom of the Nomad and take out the batteries. Put the Nomad down on the soft cloth face up.
- 2
  Blow off the screen of the Nomad with compressed air. Gently wipe off the screen with the lint free cloth.
- 3
  Apply the first of the two bottles of screen scratch remover solution to a lint free cloth. Wipe the cloth against the scratch of the LCD screen with a gentle swirling motion. Stop wiping when the scratch has been minimized.
- 4
  Apply the second bottle of the screen scratch remover solution to another lint free cloth. Wipe the cloth against the scratch on the LCD screen in a similar manner as was done with the solution from the first bottle. Stop wiping when the scratch is almost impossible to see.
- 5
  Dip an edge of the cloth into a glass polishing paste. Gently transfer the paste onto the scratch.
- 6
  Buff the scratch using a buffing cloth in a swirling motion. Inspect the scratch to see if it has removed. Reapply glass polishing paste and continue to buff the scratch until the scratch has been removed.
- 7
  Wipe off the screen with a new lint free cloth and run the compressed air over it again. Return the batteries to the battery compartment and close the battery compartment lid.

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