Revenge From Mars
Bally, 1999
Star Wars Episode I
Williams, 1999I usually wrap up my games in stretch wrap when moving them, but pin2000 seems to have an interesting problem.
The plastic leaves marks/residue on the glass that seem difficult to remove.
Has anyone encountered this issue before, and what have you done to correct it without excessive rubbing on the glass or harsh chemicals that could potentially damage the coating?
I had this happen and used some heavy duty foam glass cleaner I got from work. I remember having to try multiple times with a few different brands I had sitting around. Honestly I wasn't concerned about effecting the coating and figured it could be on the bottom surface for all I know.
My RFM is HUO so maybe I should have been more cautious but no harm was done in the end. I figured since this machine was designed to be on location it could handle a lot of different cleaners whereas something like PDI is a mod and has to be handled with care.
Try SprayWay glass cleaner. I'm pretty certain WalMart sells it. No ammonia and VERY effective. It's the only glass cleaner I use. I used to use "Invisible Glass" which is also great, but for your situation, try SprayWay since you have some kind of deposits on your glass.
Quoted from CubeSnake:Try SprayWay glass cleaner.
It doesn't do much on these marks.
Neither does novus 1 or simple green.
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