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Q. How Can I Repair the Protective Coating on My TV?
The damaged coating on this display may be a manufacturer's defect, says Graig Stephens of Visually Sound.
August 29, 2008 | by Graig Stephens

Q. My housekeeper used a cleaning solution on my Sony TV (Wega KV-34HS420) and the protective coating has been removed. Can this be repaired? - Rich, CA

A. It may not have been your housekeeper’s fault. This particular model had problems with the coating coming off from a microfiber cloth and water. Soon after the model’s release, Sony stopped offering that TV with the coating. If you would like to get this repaired, find a Sony authorized repair shop and see if they will service it. It might not be cost effective though. I’m willing to guess it would cost more than what you paid for the TV. You may be better off removing all the anti-glare coating, which will take a lot of patience and elbow grease. Or maybe it’s just time to upgrade to a new flat panel.



Graig Stephens - Executive Partner, Visually Sound
Visually Sound is a dynamic group of professionals who incorporate the most up-to-date audio, video, lighting, communications, and automation equipment into both new and existing residential and commercial construction. With over a decade of professional experience, we have been faced with many challenges and have always exceeded our client's expectations, in quality, ingenuity, and timeliness.



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