Personally I'd start with the Meguiars, as I've had great experience with it on previous vehicles.
Nav Screen Scratches
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Nav Screen Scratches
Tried a search on this with no luck. Anyone know how to remedy a few scratches that my Nav screen happen to obtain recently. I have googled this and many options come up but none mentioned for Lexus. Thanks.
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You have to be careful using any type of substance for buffing/waxing on the display because of the coating that's on the screen.
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I would first try Meguiars PlastX. If that doesn't work try this:
This is the definitive 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. Don't need it in my opinion...
Here is Novus' website:
http://www.novuspolish.com/
This is the definitive 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. Don't need it in my opinion...
Here is Novus' website:
http://www.novuspolish.com/
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