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I haven't had any problems with the set at all until this morning. No problems with any input or the HD tuner. And there was no warning at all - it simply went blank with the blinking LED. Odd, but very computer-like. I'll call...
Hey all, I have a month-old Panny 42PZ77U that until this morning was functioning perfectly (about 90-100 hours). Then this morning my daughter was watching a show and after about 45 min the screen went off and the power LED was...
And I'm not at all concerned about covering holes for the speakers. Can't figure out why manufacturers even bother with 5 watt speakers on a 1080p display. A $100 receiver and $20 speakers will do much better.
Not at all worried about covering any holes. More "worried" about matching the rest of the frame's color. Speakers on modern TVs? Can't really immagine why I would want to listen to 5 watt speakers on a 1080p display?!
Speaking of DVI, has anyone had success running DVI from their PC to this TV? I'm thinking of running DVDs from my PC's DVI out, but I don't know if the HDCP issue will stop it (since the PC doesn't run HDCP). Sorry if I missed this...
Anyone have any idea if the cheesy silver panel on the Polaroid can be removed (like for painting)? I know the speakers are built-into the frame (not removable like so many other makes), but I (and wifey-poo) hate the silver part and...
No one said it would be easy. And if they did, they were lying. But 60 grit should expedite the process significantly. Wear a mask.
If you don't like the wet-sand method/idea, do what DonRC said. But for wet-sanding, I'd do it, then wait at least 24 hours to paint. Or put a fan blasting the wall and wait 8-12 hours to expedite the mission (especially if you want...
It depends on how flat your wall is and how pronounced the imperfections. I'd wager that 600 grit paper will be good for all but the nastiest stuff on walls. But you're gonna create a lot of dust with an electric sander! :eek: The...
Don't know what your tiles are made from, but spraying the tiles should work. If it's more like particle board material, rolling should also work. The older styrofoam materials won't roll well or at all. Some folks have used dark...
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