Cleaning can be a real problem. There is an old Sony in the real
estate office that someone "cleaned" parts of the anti-reflection
coating right off. It looks terrible. The electronics is fine but the
damaged coating makes it quite unpleasant to use. It is left there to
convince people not to screw up any more monitors.
-jeff
On 11/13/06, Stephen Scharf <scharfsj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> With respect to cleaning the screen, I personally really like Klear
> Screen from Meridrew Industries.
> This solution was developed specifically for safely cleaning these
> types of surfaces, and contain no alcohol
> that would strip anti-reflective coatings from the monitor. I usually
> spray on a light mist and clean with a
> soft microfiber cloth (which Meridrew also sells). This is the same
> product that Apple uses to clean screens prior to packaging for
> shipping after manufacture. It also makes a great detailer for your
> motorcycle gas tank! ;-)
>
>
> -Stephen.
>
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