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Your TV is a total loss, sorry. For the next one try a shield:
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Which does produce extra reflections but could save the set for as long as your kids pose a hazard. Although - I know somebody whose 53-year-old husband let go of the Wiimote while virtually bowling....
Here's a pre-made unit: http://www.gearlog.com/2007/05/lcd_tv_safety_shield.php
If you are handy, build your own shield:
http://www.tapplastics.com/info/vide...=windowsmedia&
http://www.tapplastics.com/info/vide...=windowsmedia&
Using this material: http://www.tapplastics.com/aa/pinfo/acrylite_plus.pdf
FYI the wall mount saves only the broken screens resulting from tipover. There is a thin layer of glass underneath the plastic film and a layer of liquid crystals. Plasmas are no more robust, they have a thin glass surface. Both types of screens are easily broken by a light blow.
Which does produce extra reflections but could save the set for as long as your kids pose a hazard. Although - I know somebody whose 53-year-old husband let go of the Wiimote while virtually bowling....
Here's a pre-made unit: http://www.gearlog.com/2007/05/lcd_tv_safety_shield.php
If you are handy, build your own shield:
http://www.tapplastics.com/info/vide...=windowsmedia&
http://www.tapplastics.com/info/vide...=windowsmedia&
Using this material: http://www.tapplastics.com/aa/pinfo/acrylite_plus.pdf
FYI the wall mount saves only the broken screens resulting from tipover. There is a thin layer of glass underneath the plastic film and a layer of liquid crystals. Plasmas are no more robust, they have a thin glass surface. Both types of screens are easily broken by a light blow.
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