I have a game somewhat near my kitchen, and was wondering what the "go to product" is to clean and maintain the cabinet without effecting the original graphics.
I have a game somewhat near my kitchen, and was wondering what the "go to product" is to clean and maintain the cabinet without effecting the original graphics.
Quoted from Oneangrymo:Maybe just a slightly damp microfiber towel?
But sometimes I cook food (like bacon) that creates grease on the glass, so I know it gets on the cabinet as well. I want to clean the cabinet without effecting the original graphics.
What kind of game? EM w painted cab? DMD w silkscreen? Radcals?
Lotta guys use Simple Green or that orange stuff.
Quoted from Blenderhead:But sometimes I cook food (like bacon) that creates grease on the glass, so I know it gets on the cabinet as well. I want to clean the cabinet without effecting the original graphics.
Jesus Christ, get it away from your stove!
And put a lid on the damn pan....kids these days........
Quoted from pinzrfun:What kind of game? EM w painted cab? DMD w silkscreen? Radcals?
Lotta guys use Simple Green or that orange stuff.
I use simple green. Have never had artwork wear off with it.
Quoted from Oneangrymo:Maybe just a slightly damp microfiber towel?
I will start here
I bought this to install decals and it works great to safety clean cabinets. https://rapidtac.com/rapid-prep.html
Quoted from pinzrfun:Jesus Christ, get it away from your stove!
And put a lid on the damn pan....kids these days........
Lol! Can't change my perfect bacon cooking technique! Ill eat bacon while playing my greasy machines!
Quoted from Blenderhead:Ill eat bacon while playing my greasy machines!
You may be on to something here! LOL
LA's Totally Awesome at the dollar store works great at removing grease and nicotine stains off cabinets. Spray on the cloth, not the cabinet.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Maybe cover your game so you don't splash cooking grease all over it?
Good idea, time for a blanket! You can find a plethora on amazon.com
If your machine is in the kitchen, I assume there are windows that allow sunlight exposure on the machine. Over time, sunlight will affect the outer surface of the machine and dull the paint or decals, not to mention heat or other things in the kitchen that might affect it while cooking and what not. Having said all that, I will just mention that I purchased a cover for my machine similar to the one on the ebay link attached. I am not endorsing this seller, as I am not familiar with them. The cover appears to be the same as the one that I purchased from the "Gameroom Guys" several years ago and I like it. A blanket might also work if it covers the back box and the main portion of the machine. Just my opinion.
ebay.com link: itm
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