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06-11-2008, 09:28 PM
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Film on the acrylics
Okay I am new to this but I think I have the basics down...I was using soft paper towels to clean my bed with( boo hiss, I know) I felt like they weren't getting clean enough, so I switched to microfiber cloths...wonderful but in the last couple days there is a build up or film forming and I don't know if it is from a customer using something or what. any ideas?
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06-11-2008, 10:16 PM
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I vote for DERF!
 
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Re: Film on the acrylics
A terry cloth towel is ALL you should use. Get some, wash them with a little bleach the first time to break them in and away ya go.
Pick up some Novus step 1 plastic cleaner.
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