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Old 04-07-2020, 01:41 PM
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The brushing and glass cleaner are meant to remove any sections of dag that still look okay but are on the verge of flaking (as as to provide a clean surface for the slip plate to adhere to)... some people try to remove the entire original dag, but I think that is overkill. What I do is aggressively try to dislodge anything not well adheared then coat over the remaining original dag and the areas it flaked off of.

Dag and slip plate are comparably conductive and the layers seem to form good electrical contact.

Make sure your coating is fairly thick. If the first coat isn't good enough do a second coat.
Ok, that's what I was thinking but wanted to double check.
So does flaky dag coating cause the symptoms I had previously described like I was thinking it was or is the flickering, bouncing screen symptoms a symptom of something else wrong with the TV?
Just curious.
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