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    whatever the plastic is that covers my radio and my speedometer on my car is very delicate. i test drove a few of my cars before i got my own, and even the "new" ones had scratches already. do you guys know how to get the dust off of these? i would think a MF towel that passes a cd test would pass the radio plastic application too...but i don`t want to try it until someone confirms that will probably work

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    I`d use the softest/ best known non scratching MF you have and use it with Novus #1 or Plexus for those plastic surfaces.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill D
    I`d use the softest/ best known non scratching MF you have and use it with Novus #1 or Plexus for those plastic surfaces.


    +1. Same here, PLEXUS is a home run on many surfaces.



    I recently found a Monster LED TV cleaning kit with its own special MF towel. Works really well. I bought a 2nd tiny kit for the car

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    The screen is highly static and tends to attract dust like a magnet; so do not attempt to remove dust with a dry cloth. Use a damp 100% cotton micro fibre towel and electronics `safe` anti-static cleaner (Kiwi Brands Endustâ„¢ for Electronics or Plexus® Plastic Cleaner, Protectant & Polish to remove light surface scratches) also works well on both computer monitors and television screens. Wrap a micro fibre towel around a q-tip to get the corners.



    Do not use a product that uses a stronger ratio of isopropyl alcohol than 1:1 (50%) as more than that could damage the screens.



    A screen protection film would be good insurance against scratches
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    thanks guys...something like this?



    Amazon.com: Vega Plexus Spray Cleaner-7 oz Can: Automotive



    is there anywhere i can get it locally? if i wait for that stuff to ship the dust may get so intense i may not be able to see my speedo display after a couple of days!

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    Yep. That would be it. If you have a good motorcycle dealer/Harley Davidson dealer near you,they ought to have it or the Novus
    Treat it like it`s the only one in the world.

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    thanks, i actually got some today. easy peasy and it looks great! i probably overpaid a little and the people in the ducatti store thought i was crazy, but hey, what we do for our cars, right...

 

 

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