YouTube video to repair screen rot

[Gordon JC Pearce MM3YEQ]

On Sat, 2009-02-28 at 19:52 -0800, Chuck Guzis wrote:

> I suspect some sort of bond between a rather thin glass lens and the 
> face of the CRT itself comprises the needed protection (weren't the 
> early RCA versions of this called "Pan-o-ply"?).  Without the bond, 
> an imploding CRT would likely shatter the lens also.  So, while this 
> gets rid of the "cataract", I think there's a compromise in safety.

Makes sense.  What about the stuff they use to "repair" cracked car
windscreens?  It's got much the same refractive index as glass (you can
*just* see distinctive "flower shapes" if you look, around a repaired
chip), and is flexible enough to move with the glass but strong enough
to stick the glass and plastic sheet together.

Gordon