New LCD Screen
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About a week ago, I wrote about the LCD screen on my newly converted infrared camera delaminating so badly that it was difficult to see anything on the screen. I knew I needed to remove the top protective layer and replace it with a new LCD screen protector. Finding one for this old camera was extremely difficult though. The screen protector that I purchased was a package of two protectors, thankfully. The first try didn't go well... not at all! That first one was peeled off the LCD screen and tossed in the trash bin. I had bubbles in it as well as dust. It looked terrible so I pulled it off. When I attempted to apply that first screen protector for the first time, I instantly realized that these screen protectors are slightly too long. Before I applied the second screen protector, I used an X-Acto knife to slice off one end of the second protector and then rounded the corners with scissors. I think it was still too large though beca...