From: Woody Smith (woodysmith_at_comcast.net)
Date: Mon Nov 01 2004 - 17:23:19 PST
I was experimenting to discover a solvent, I used denatured alcohol, a
somewhat stronger solvent than isopropyl and the other solvents that I
mentioned on a badly scuffed area of the display. I kept the area
saturated for about 3 minutes but I left the stripper on for about 10
minutes.
Woody
On Nov 1, 2004, at 7:07 PM, W. Kim wrote:
> I have been used isopropyl alcohol for cleaning my Newton MPU 2000
> regularly basis,
> and no problem at all at least for me. I clened with "Kodak Lens
> Cleaner Paper". Usually 2 or 3
> drop of IPA on Newton or drop it on cleaning paper then should be
> cleaned. This means to avoid
> IPA permeated to newton inside. How much amount of isopropyl alcohol
> did you put to newton?
> Does the isopropyl alcohol permeated into newton?
>
> W. Kim
>
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