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It really is sad that the suggested threads are from the One X and the G1, Gorilla Glass 4 should not be having hairline scratches. Anyway, this post will be my first for the T-Mobile Note 4 portion of XDA, as I just upgraded from the S5. The individual who sold it to me had CM12 on it and I immediately flashed it to Kit Kat TouchWiz (Lollipop on the S5 was hawt). Anyway, it came with hairline scratches on the top half of the screen. Though they're not palpable, I tend to stay fixed on the center of my phone because if I analyze the beautiful QHD display closely, my experience is ruined due to the rainbow hairline scratches being exposed when light backgrounds are being shown on my phone. Which leads me to the rather obvious question, what should I do?

A. Get a screen protector or tempered glass. If so, please let me know which specific brand because when I got a screen protector for my older devices, they got smudges on them and rainbow, oily, greasy fingerprints easily which didn't happen on my S5 nor my Note 4.

B. Replace the screen. I found a replacement screen cost ~ and I know someone who owns a T-Mobile shop that can do it for me but I'm kind of OCD (in general, whether it's DIY or professional) that the screen won't be intact as it is now. Hopefully one of you will have a strong rebuttal for that.

C. Try to get rid of them myself. I heard a dab of toothpaste on a damp cotton swab could help if you gently rub the scratches in circles, but will that damage the screen at all or make it less responsive?

D. [Any other possible ideas you can think of.]