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Anonymous Wed Oct 7 08:41:20 2015 No.2724161 [View]
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Not exactly retro, but:
My Micro has had marks on the screen that I assumed were water damage, until I took the faceplate off and took a closer look.
It's something dried on the surface of the screen, so it's something I could clean.
My question is, what's the best way to do so without damaging the screen? I'm concerned a dry Q-tip might scratch it and I don't want to apply water or alcohol without being sure of it.
Also I'm aware the rest of it needs cleaning, that's beside the point.

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