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Teflon Screen

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#1

Hi,

I noticed my stereo screen is a bit scratched and from what I have heard and seen the teflon screen marks quite easily.

Do you guys know of a product that cleans it easy and takes out minor scratches.

Pretty boring subject but I like to keep the inside of the car in good nick. :spoton:

#2
Hi,

    I noticed my stereo screen is a bit scratched and from what I have heard and seen the teflon screen marks quite easily.

Do you guys know of a product that cleans it easy and takes out minor scratches.

Pretty boring subject but I like to keep the inside of the car in good nick. :spoton:

dont know about the scratches but I just use a little bit of armourall on a rag and wipe it... seems to work well for me.

#3

Best thing l have found is a micro fibre cleaning cloth. Dont need any chemicals, no scratches :spoton:

#4

I jusat use my sunglasses bag I got with my Oakleys.

#5
I jusat use my sunglasses bag I got with my Oakleys.

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Try some sandpaper you yuppie plick :spoton:

#6
Hi,

    I noticed my stereo screen is a bit scratched and from what I have heard and seen the teflon screen marks quite easily.

Do you guys know of a product that cleans it easy and takes out minor scratches.

Pretty boring subject but I like to keep the inside of the car in good nick. :innocent:

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I wouldnt even bother to try getting scratches out - its not easy and if you dont know what you are doing you will break the screen or cause more scratches. Getting scrathes out of fine glass is not easy nor recommended.

As for cleaning, a little windex and a lint free cloth will work well. I personally use a microfibre cloth and nothing else, as someone else mentioned here.

The secret is to not make the scrathes in the first place. Once they are there, you are best to just live with them.

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#7
Best thing l have found is a micro fibre cleaning cloth. Dont need any chemicals, no scratches  :innocent:

Exactly, if they are safe for your servo sunnies, they will be fine on your screen :lol: . No seriously, that's all I use too.

#8
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Hi,

    I noticed my stereo screen is a bit scratched and from what I have heard and seen the teflon screen marks quite easily.

Do you guys know of a product that cleans it easy and takes out minor scratches.

Pretty boring subject but I like to keep the inside of the car in good nick. :spoton:

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I wouldnt even bother to try getting scratches out - its not easy and if you dont know what you are doing you will break the screen or cause more scratches. Getting scrathes out of fine glass is not easy nor recommended.

As for cleaning, a little windex and a lint free cloth will work well. I personally use a microfibre cloth and nothing else, as someone else mentioned here.

The secret is to not make the scrathes in the first place. Once they are there, you are best to just live with them.

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Thanks. Its normally passengers that cause the scratches and seeing I cant get them out best I live with it. Shouldnt be so picky :w00t2:

#9
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Best thing l have found is a micro fibre cleaning cloth. Dont need any chemicals, no scratches  :spoton:

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Exactly, if they are safe for your servo sunnies, they will be fine on your screen :lol: . No seriously, that's all I use too.

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Sounds like a good excuse for me to buy some new sunnys :w00t2:

#10
Best thing l have found is a micro fibre cleaning cloth. Dont need any chemicals, no scratches  :spoton:

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Exactly, if they are safe for your servo sunnies, they will be fine on your screen :lol: . No seriously, that's all I use too.

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:spit:

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