Restore YourLCD Displayto Like-New

The polarizer film is a thin optical film on the front of your LCD that allows you to see the display. Over time, UV exposure and heat degrade this film, causing the screen to darken, yellow, or become unreadable. We carefully remove the old film and apply a new, premium UV-resistant polarizer, restoring your display to like-new visibility. The LCD itself and all internal electronics remain untouched.

We service all major marine electronics brands including Garmin, Raymarine, Simrad, Lowrance, Humminbird, Furuno, Standard Horizon, and many more. We specialize in Naiad Marine Systems stabilizer controllers, Mercury Vessel View displays, Caterpillar engine monitors, Cummins vessel displays, and Detroit Diesel controllers. We also service ATV/UTV dash clusters (Honda, Polaris, Arctic Cat, Can-Am), PWC gauges (Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner), snowmobile displays, and industrial/heavy equipment monitors. If your device has an LCD screen with a damaged, aged, or sun-faded polarizer filter, contact us for confirmation.

Most repairs are completed within 2-3 weeks including shipping both ways. Expedited service is available upon request for an additional fee.

Yes, every repair comes with a 90-day warranty covering workmanship and materials. If the new polarizer film fails within the warranty period under normal use, we will redo the repair at no additional cost. Warranty claims are prioritized and we provide a pre-paid return shipping label.

We recommend wrapping your display in anti-static bubble wrap, placing it in a sturdy box with foam padding on all sides, and marking the package as FRAGILE. Remove any mounting brackets or external cables. Detailed packing instructions will be provided when you receive your quote.

Yes. Our polarizer replacement service does not affect the touchscreen digitizer. However, if your touchscreen was not functioning properly before the repair, the polarizer replacement will not fix that separate issue. We can discuss additional repair options if needed.

No. We provide a free initial assessment when we receive your unit. If we determine the device is not repairable or requires work beyond our scope, we will contact you before proceeding and return your unit at no charge.

No, you do not need to send the wiring harness. We only need the display unit itself. However, if your device has a removable power cable that's easy to include, it can help us perform a more thorough bench test.

If we determine that your display cannot be restored (for example, if the LCD panel itself is cracked or has internal failure beyond the polarizer), we will contact you immediately. Your unit will be returned at no charge. You only pay for a successful repair.

We accept all major credit cards, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle. Payment is not required upfront — we invoice you after inspecting your unit and confirming the repair scope. You approve the quote before we begin work.

Yes, we accept international shipments. The customer is responsible for inbound shipping costs and any customs/duties. Return international shipping is quoted separately based on destination. Contact us for a shipping estimate to your location.

All repairs are performed with the utmost care and precision. However, older devices can have pre-existing internal issues that may not be apparent until disassembly. On certain models where the LCD is bonded to the lens or digitizer, there is a slightly higher risk during separation. We will always inform you of any elevated risk before proceeding.

Yes! We offer a 10% multi-unit discount when you send 2 or more units together for repair. The discount is applied automatically to each unit. For example, sending 3 Medium displays would be $243 each instead of $270 — saving you $81 total. Simply select the number of units when submitting your service request.

Absolutely. Returning customers receive a 10% discount on their next order. Use the promo code RETURNING10 at checkout. This applies to all pricing tiers. Note: the multi-unit discount and returning customer discount do not stack — the maximum discount per order is 10%.

The most common symptom is a screen that appears dark, faded, yellowed, or has brown/rainbow staining — but the backlight is still on and the unit powers up normally. If you can see a faint image when you shine a flashlight on the screen, the polarizer is likely the issue. Send us a photo of your display and we can confirm whether polarizer replacement will fix it.