How to disguise "dust" scratches? rMBP

[Coxy]

So it appears I have become a victim of the "dust scratches" on my 2015 rMBP.

Dust scratches are what Apple likes to call the square scratches you get on your screen from the keyboard when the lid is closed.

Has anyone had any experience with a way to disguise these marks? Mine appear to be getting worse and I'd like to try to put a stop to them. Perhaps (ironically) a screen protector? Anybody have any experience with a particular brand/model?

In case anyone is interested my laptop is in pristine condition, not a single mark/scratch/ding anywhere on it. I am careful with my gear which annoys me even more that these scratches are appearing.

Thanks for any help

 

[SDColorado]

So it appears I have become a victim of the "dust scratches" on my 2015 rMBP.

Dust scratches are what Apple likes to call the square scratches you get on your screen from the keyboard when the lid is closed.

Has anyone had any experience with a way to disguise these marks? Mine appear to be getting worse and I'd like to try to put a stop to them. Perhaps (ironically) a screen protector? Anybody have any experience with a particular brand/model?

In case anyone is interested my laptop is in pristine condition, not a single mark/scratch/ding anywhere on it. I am careful with my gear which annoys me even more that these scratches are appearing.

Thanks for any help

If it were me and you have AppleCare, I would "disguise" them by having Apple replace the display. No reason to have to live with that on a 2015 imho.

 

[Coxy]

No AppleCare here...

 

[SDColorado]

Are you still under the 1 year limited warranty?