Ok I was trying to remove my anti glare using the rag method but ended up taking up the polarizer as well. So no that I have to replace the polarizer I am wondering if taking the 2nd one off and replacing both polarizers with some super-high contrast would be worth it. My idea is to buy a sheet use a large piece for the polarizer that would go on the lamp side of the lcd and then place a smaller piece close to the triplet. From what I have read that will work but two questions that I still have after spending some time over the last week are first, how is keystone correction affected if i place the polarizer by the triplet as opposed to right after the lcd? And second How difficult is it to replace both polarizers? It seems that a few have done it but I can't find any detailed instructions or in depth accounts of the degree of difficulty of it.

Most of your answers are here - it's just a matter of locating them. It's best to search the LL Forums using Google, as you can specify more parameters.

Here are a few threads you might find useful.

New polarizers, NEW review of Super High Contrast film

Super High Contrast Polarizer - Benefits?, My results are in!

Ozstanged, Dazzzlered, With A Bit Of Elkenismed 10.6er - Starting with Post #16

To narrow down the search results, you can add other search words/parameters.

Google: site:lumenlab.com +replace +polarizers

And by adding +keystone -3D (as you're not concerned with 3D projection and a bunch of hits come up dealing with that): site:lumenlab.com +replace +polarizers +keystone -3D

Keystone correction should not be affected as it's all just light to the fresnels. Correction: Just saw this:

http://www.lumenlab.com/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=95070

I know this thread has 3200 posts, and it's a lengthy read, but...

LL projector lumens theory, Removing Antiglare on LCD monitor

Thanks hopefully these send me in the right direction.