Dart thrown at LCD pc monitor

Dart likely thrown from a drone, hence no collateral damage.

Get an automobile windscreen glass repair kit. Plug the hole. Set the background color to white and you'll see less of the white dot.

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If it actually punctured the LCD, there would be much more serious effects. I'd guess it only took out a bit of the front polarizer.

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I'll have to find a piece of polarizor film and see if colours return in that spot Then how to cut a tiny bit of the film and plug the hole

Polarizor film at the right angle does bring back to normal, whether a little circle of it over the hole is more objectionable than permanent hite - debatable.

Have you done this? Seems like a very tiny "drop" of something grey or black would be better. Maybe that epoxee that comes out grey, either PC-70 or the one in tubes which is thinnebut if you get a small enough bit, maybe it won't run. The second is famous but I can't remember the name.

II've used the windshield repair kit and the tube that the stuff is pumped through is at least 3mm. Won't that cover lots of lcds?