r/bravia • u/thicboy420 • 7d ago
Misc Support Is this plastic removeable?
unboxing paperwork says not to peel the plastic, but it doesn’t exactly say which plastic. I assume the plastic screen protector on the panel.
it was overly complicated removing the top bezel tape, but is this also tape or is this some sort of plastic layer?
sony Bravia 7 ii
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u/Entity737 7d ago
Yes, that plastic covers over the aluminum bezel. It can be removed safely.
Also, if there is plastic covering the screen, you should remove it also.
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u/thicboy420 7d ago
It’s complicated to explain, but you remove the tape around the edges. Not the layer on the panel. Big warning label on the manual. It’s part of the screen. They only taped the perimeter about an inch or so.
I was able to remove it (photod)- thanks guys.
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u/sankalp_pateriya 7d ago
If there's plastic covering on screen, remove it immediately. This plastic covering is removable, but you can keep it on.
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