Restoring oleophobic coating?

[Matthew Moore4]

I'm about two months into my ownership of my Yellow Nokia Lumia 1020 (after four years with various iPhones), and it's by far my favorite phone ever. I did, however, manage to get some superficial scratches on the screen. I attempted to I use iDrops to buff the scratches out, and aside from being completely ineffective, I think I messed up/removed the oleophobic coating. What once was a pristine screen now seems to easily smudge and is a fingerprint magnet.

Anyhow, I stumbled upon Fusso Coat, and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it, or any other anti-oil type coatings for the Lumia. And yes, I know I could have just used a screen protector.

 

[SSgt Bruskowiz]

Maybe this link can help you

Gorilla glass scratch repair - xda-developers

 

[JaimitoFrog]

happened to me too. now I just put on a nice screen protector and you wont notice it.

 

[jay6600]

For scratched glass screens i think the screen protectors are only solution, those lens scratch remover products are only for phones with plastic screen lens thats got scratches ,
they polish the scratches out with very fine abrasive,

here in uk we have a metal cleaner polish named "Brasso" that does the same job ,used in on many scrated cd's aswell