toms_cup Car Clio 172 Cup, Audi A Mar 16, 2006 #2 a cleaning chemical and your hand equipped with a cloth.... :clown:
LegoHead Car R35 GTR Mar 17, 2006 #8 water?thats what i use, just be careful( bag up any bits that look like they'll get damaged when wet) and use the hosepipe. Dont forget to wax and polish too. All wipes i have used so far leave a white film on the screen making it worse than before.
water?thats what i use, just be careful( bag up any bits that look like they'll get damaged when wet) and use the hosepipe. Dont forget to wax and polish too. All wipes i have used so far leave a white film on the screen making it worse than before.
MattT Car RS Megane DCi 175 Mar 17, 2006 #9 Dave - you might be using ones for CRT's not TFT's. TFT ones shouldn't leave any residue - after a few seconds it should evaporate off. Quite sad that I know this.
Dave - you might be using ones for CRT's not TFT's. TFT ones shouldn't leave any residue - after a few seconds it should evaporate off. Quite sad that I know this.
Andy Car Der Panzer Mar 17, 2006 #10 Depends what's on the screen to get it "dirty." Mucky pup. :clown:
M1TCH Car Golf GTI 1.8T Mar 17, 2006 #11 cheers I'll try get some of those fellowes ones. I've rubbed dirty off the screen with spit and its made it worse
cheers I'll try get some of those fellowes ones. I've rubbed dirty off the screen with spit and its made it worse
M1TCH Car Golf GTI 1.8T Mar 19, 2006 #12 the fellowes ones have still left smear marks, f**king gay or what!!