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CORSA NUT

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 20:39

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PainZ

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 20:20

Thats what i think ill get corsa nut!

Thats the exact same kinda screen


CORSA NUT

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 20:16

What about the things you get from like PC world for doing laptop screens?


Andrew

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 20:05

Window cleaner stuff is good or you can just buy the wipes (prob better as you are not spraying water stuff)


Mo

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 19:56

i just use window wipes, seems to be fine on mine


Dr Pepper

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 19:21

Ww clean all the L.C.D'S at work with damp grease proof paper, then polish it up with some dry.....Works better than anything else ive found


lee gsi

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 18:37

Just use a damp rag.

Any chemicals will affect it after a while


Munchie

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 16:18

spray a little bit of "mr muscle window cleaner" onto a lint free cloth...wipe the screen litely


PainZ

 posted on 17th Dec 04 at 16:17

Whats the best thing to use?

Like LCD panels,

Just had my Alpine IVA-D300RB fitted but i wanna clean the screen as its got finger marks all over it (Its a touch screen lcd monitor)

So whats the best thing to use?

Same concept as LCD TV's Computer monitors etc so a few people must know!