Such a thing as Touch-Up Paint for TV ?? (1 Viewer)

[Steve Winkler]

Well, it could have been worse. I had my screen off of my Toshiba TW56x81 so I could dust off the lenses of the crts. So I lean the screen against the back of my recliner and proceed to walk back to the TV. I bonk the chair ever so slightly and BAM, my screen tips over and falls! It would have just hit the carpet except for a heat register sticking out from the baseboard, which dinged up the top outer edge of the screen holder. For anyone who owns a Toshiba of the same model or similar, it's just above where it says TheaterwideHD.
So now I'm looking to hide these little scars. Is there such a thing as touch-up paint for TV's?? Any help, hints or info would be much appreciated.
Cheers.

 

[Guy Kuo]

At least it wasn't a ding in the screen surface itself. That would be impossible to hide and very expensive to replace. Just don't dribble any touch-up paint on the screen. Ouch!
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[Steve Winkler]

Yeah Guy, my heart sank when I heard the bang and realized what had happened. Luckily the screen was unharmed. Next time I guess I'll take the few extra steps to go and lay the screen on a bed.
Cheers

 

[Chad Isaacs]

Not sure how this would work but I have seen a paint made for cars.I guess it is just a clear color(I really dont know though) but it somehow blends with the other color,it is used for scratches and the like.
I have seen it in auto depts at walmart with the paint stuff.
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