Try Toothpaste or Polishing Compounds (Use with Extreme Caution)

Description

Some household abrasives or specialized polishes are sometimes suggested online for buffing out scratches, but this is risky.

Recipe/Instructions

1. Disclaimer: This method is highly risky and can easily make the screen look worse or damage the oleophobic (oil-repellent) coating. Proceed at your own risk and only attempt on very minor scratches.
2. Apply a tiny amount of non-gel white toothpaste or a specialized glass/plastic polish (like Displex) to a cotton swab or soft cloth.
3. Gently rub the scratch in a small circular motion with very light pressure for a short time.
4. Wipe the screen clean with a slightly damp cloth.
5. Assess if there's any improvement. Do not overdo it.
6. This rarely works well and often causes more harm than good.

What makes the Dish Special

N/A - A widely circulated but generally ill-advised 'hack' that attempts to buff out scratches but often fails or causes damage.