"" wrote:

My old SONY receiver islooking grungy,
and I'd like to clean the case.

The last time I tried ( on a different radio )
I used Windex, and I smeared lots of the lettering.

What would clean the case, yet not affect
any of the lettering on the case ??

Don't use window cleaner (you learned that!).

If I need to clean anything like that I generally use Fantastik, and have not
had a problem.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:
"" wrote:
My old SONY receiver islooking grungy,
and I'd like to clean the case.

The last time I tried ( on a different radio )
I used Windex, and I smeared lots of the lettering.

Don't use window cleaner (you learned that!).

If I need to clean anything like that I generally use Fantastik, and have not
had a problem.

Fantastik took the wood grain off the "contact" paper on my humidifier,
and removed some silk screening off one item a while back. I believe 409
didn't affect either of those two items, but did affect others. Since
I've been using Simple Green I haven't hurt anything... YET. Rule of
thumb is always to find a small area where testing won't kill anything
too badly.

(I always thought Simple Green was some idiot environmentalist crap made
of water and fish ****, good for nature but not for cleaning, because of
the name. Since I've tried it, I've found it to work better than nearly
anything else for general cleaning.)

Good old soap and water always works.Would you take a bath in those
window cleaners? I wouldn't!
cuhulin