How to "fix" a cracked plasma screen
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Re: How to "fix" a cracked plasma screen
4 x 3" nails will usually fix it to the studs. Just be careful and don't sink the heads into the glass. If you aren't good with a hammer you can use those felt washers if you don't mind some of the "picture" being obscured.Comment
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Re: How to "fix" a cracked plasma screen
Buy new tv.
take apart everything.
Take screen put in your broken tv.
reassemble.
Fixed!!!!
place spare parts in properly marked box for later use.Comment
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That will be their next article on wall mounting a TV.Comment
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If you feel any wetness around the crack....Apply a thick coat of petroleum jelly to the crack. Rub it in slowly and thoroughly....------------signature starts here------------
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