How do I clean ink from a screen surface with a microfiber cloth?
One method, which has worked well for some persons, is to saturate a clean cloth with isopropyl rubbing alcohol. With gentle wiping, this normally will remove most inks from a screen. • I scratched (fairly deep gouge) the viewing screen on my digital camera. I’ve tried rubbing it out with toothpaste (not a great success). Any ideas? Doug We do not have a product for screen scratch removal, however we do have a product to protect LCD’s from becomming scratched, our LCD protective film. We did take this idea from a PDA forum. http://www.palmblvd.com/boards/Palm-m105/messages/1214.html The simplest and most popular way to remove a scratch is this: collect about one teaspoon of cigarette ash and mix it with the simplest toothpaste available (NOT, I repeat, NOT an abrasive toothpaste… the cheapest, simplest, will do). About 1/2 teaspoon of toothpaste, to be more precise. Mix it until you get a gray, uniform substance; then, using a mascara remover cotton pad, wipe the scratch place in uni
