From: Victor Rehorst (victor_at_newtontalk.net)
Date: Mon Apr 21 2003 - 10:18:32 PDT
Quoting Jeff Abbott <jabbott_at_ninewire.net>:
> What's the best way to clean a stylus? Alcohol wipe? It seemed in the
> archives that some advocate that approach and others don't. I have
> cleaned off the tip thoroughly with lint-free fabric, but the grit
> persists. The stylus is the original to the MP2100.
You can use a *fine* emery board to smooth the scuff out of the stylus tip.
I've used this trick a few times on some styli with good results. Use the
finest board you can find, and be gentle and precice: try to target only the
area where the grit is, give it a few gentle swipes with the emery board, and
then check with your finger (or on your NuShield) to see if the grit is still
there.
YMMV. Void where prohibited, no guarantees, etc etc.
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