Sharp Mfd Screen - Suit R34 Gtr V Spec

[GTR600]

Hi,

Looking for a Sharp LCD Screen to suit R34 GTR V Spec (New or as new)

Top Dollar Paid.

Chris 0422 289 568

Ta

[GTR-N1]

I received the $$ very promptly Chris for the rear blade.

Left Feedback.

I think Chris Rogers in Brisbane can help you out with the MFD. He's a whizz!

Look him up on the Audio/Security threads here on SAU

[Charles89]

If your LED screen has dots or the film seems cracked, you can buy a replacement film for like $15 posted.

[GTR600]

Hmm its hard to tell if its the film for the actual screen.

If I find a new screen, will that come with the film you refer to? or is the film an additional transparent layer to the screen?

Ta Charles

[Charles89]

Hmm its hard to tell if its the film for the actual screen.

If I find a new screen, will that come with the film you refer to? or is the film an additional transparent layer to the screen?

Ta Charles

Now I remember what the film is called. It's a Polarized film. It is on every LED screens, it is a film that makes the colours look correct, without that film, the screen's gemma will look way off.

To tell if the film is cracked, it kinda looks like this, but ignore the colour changes, just those cracked lines on the sides.

[GTR600]

Thanks Charles!,

I assume you remove current film and replace with the named film cut to size to suit our screens?

Thanks for your help Charles, much appreciated, il give this a go!

Still interested in purchasing a screen incase mine goes..

[Charles89]

The company I bought the film from was 3Dlens Corporation. It was recommended to me from a thread here on SAU about fixing MFD screens. The film should be like $14 but their minimum order is $15 or 16, so you just gotta buy like a mini film for $1-2 lol.

And yeah, you just cut the film to size. Then pretty much strip your while unit, open up the glass lens that goes on top of your LED screen, then if you film is cracked, the film will be flaking. If it is, then just pull the film off, and clean off any excess residue, then apply new film.

After that, it will look brand spanking new.

I've fixed 2 screens by doing that, mine and the one I had for sale.

[GTR600]

Thanks Charles!