From: Anil (anil_at_thisiswhatwedo.com)
Date: Mon Mar 22 2004 - 03:36:00 PST
Sorry everyone I know I said that I would be signing off, but I HAD to
chime in here. Jared what does common sense tell you to do? Spray a
liquid form an aerosol can directly on to the Newton's screen or spray
some on to the paper towel first?
Come on, you must be able to figure this one out by yourself surely.
Sorry everyone but I just had to say something, I mean what is next? Do
I shake the can before spraying? Please do not take this personally
Jared, not meant to be a snipe at you personally.
Kindest regards
Anil K Solanki
United Kingdom, MP 2100
On Mar 22, 2004, at 10:01, Jared Bland wrote:
>> Lemon pledge in the yellow spray can is a wax that will polish or more
>> accurately fill in very small scratches. It works well for CD's or
>> DVD's that have play problems for example. Some people also have
>> reported success with using a VERY SMALL AMOUNT on the newton screen.
>
> Should I spray a tiny bit directly onto the screen or just spray it on
> a (paper) towel and polish into the screen?
> I don't mean to make a big deal over this, just want to make my scren
> as nice as possible before putting on the NuShield.
>
> Could this also work on a PowerBook screen?
>
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