Just an update on this. I changed the car (many reasons of reliability on the old one) and the new car had the same problem with a perished anti-glare coating on the screen.

Anyway, I was ready to do the baby wipe trick again but the car had to go in for the brake hose recall so I mentioned it to the service manager. Lo and behold, new touch screen under the Land Rover 2 year Approved Used warranty.

Jesus, you sure they never just used baby wipes??

Yeah, the thought had entered my head but A: I saw the old part when I collected the car, and B: None of my personal settings (radio stations, Nav home position etc were programmed.

Pretty sure they did replace it.

Mine has an matte iPad screen protector cut to size and fitted

£2.50 from ebay and works 100% perfectly at A, hiding the previous wear marks & B, not showing finger prints

I had fingerprint wear marks on mine. Tried microfibre cloth and glasses cleaning spray. Didn't work. Two minutes of light cleaning with a baby wipe and job done. Corners and edges needed a bit of help with a plastic tip inside the wipe.

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Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:

Mine has an matte iPad screen protector cut to size and fitted

£2.50 from ebay and works 100% perfectly at A, hiding the previous wear marks & B, not showing finger prints

Now there's a good idea to prevent my new screen going the same way. Ta Craig.