How to Remove Scratches from the Car's Central Control Screen?
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Methods to remove scratches from the car's central control screen include: 1. Use a soft pencil eraser to gently rub along the direction of the scratch until it completely disappears; 2. Mix household white vinegar and distilled water in a 1:1 ratio, fold a soft cotton cloth, dip it into the vinegar solution, and gently wipe along the direction of the scratch. The car's central control screen is an LCD display located in the middle of the dashboard, capable of displaying basic information such as time, temperature, date, and audio. It is commonly used as an information display device for multimedia control systems, electronic navigation systems, and reverse assist systems.
I remember being quite annoyed by the scratches on my center console screen before. I tried using toothpaste to deal with minor scratches: first, thoroughly clean the screen to remove any dust, then use a soft cloth (like a microfiber cloth) dipped in a small amount of regular toothpaste to gently rub the scratched area in circular motions for about two to three minutes, then rinse it off and see the result. This method is very economical and practical, especially suitable for small scratches. For deeper scratches, I had to consider using professional tools, like screen polish from auto parts stores, being careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid damaging the screen coating. For prevention, I developed a habit of applying a high-quality screen protector and avoiding hard objects during daily cleaning. It's best to test the method on a small corner first to ensure safety.
