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will this damage my monitor screen?

xavier es

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i have some chamois left over from my days as a car guy.
today i used one on my monitor screen., i was surprised to see how well it removed fingerprints and dust. it took some rubbing but i could not see any scratches.
i also used it on a black anodized lian li case and was very pleased how clean and shiny the case was after some rubbing.

does anyone think i will damage my screen?
 
I use paper towels, which should be pretty abrasive, and have yet to mess up the coating on a screen, so I wouldn't worry about it. But, I also don't do touch...I'd probably destroy a monitor via cleaning, if I had to use touch :biggrin:.
 
If you treat it gently with a damp chamois and only use plain water, it should be OK.
 
i have some chamois left over from my days as a car guy.
today i used one on my monitor screen., i was surprised to see how well it removed fingerprints and dust. it took some rubbing but i could not see any scratches.
i also used it on a black anodized lian li case and was very pleased how clean and shiny the case was after some rubbing.

does anyone think i will damage my screen?

i use some microfiber cloths obtained from walmart, price is very low, and a 50-50 mix of distilled water and isopropyl alcohol. Its cheap and leaves NO streaks whatsoever.
 
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