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Scout
9th February 2002, 00:22
Every modern monitor has a coating on the screen!
This coating is realy sensitive. If you touch it it leaves a fingerprint, and generaly it gets a real mess if something touches it.
How can we clean the screen so as not to ruin the coating and not to leave a mark on the screen?

Someone told me about water!. Somebody else about liquids that clean lenses from cameras...

Does anybody know a REAL PROF. way to clean the screen without destroying the coating?

Sorry about my English but i didnt know how to describe all those terms!

Thankz in advance!

TopHatTheater
9th February 2002, 01:31
I just spray a bit of windex on a microfiber cloth and clean mine with that. Works well and the coating is still intact.

~THT

Scout
9th February 2002, 22:52
Well.... a... what exactly is WINDEX?
Could you give an other name for it, an example, something similar?

Is it the substance that we use to spray windows and has a strange smell?

Deptmaster
10th February 2002, 09:10
Dude you are freaking out! :scared:

goto GROCCERY STORE
buy SPRAY-ON WINDOW CLEANER
buy PAPER TOWELS

Spray on window cleaner wipe off with paper towels!

Seriously I'm not trying to be an ass but you need to chill :cool:
What kind off monitor did you just buy that you are worrying about this? I just made a huge upgrade in monitors from my old Sony 200ES, 17 inches of bubblyness. Can't say it was a bad monitor though, hell it survived 6 years of abuse.

Teegedeck
14th February 2002, 09:06
Kleenex...

Just joking! To protect that ani-reflective coating of the monitor, use _nothing_(!) but a soft _microfibre-cloth_ and _water_!! No anti-static spray or anything. No windex,no mrclean or soap or anything else!!