Do I have to remove with a lint free wipe after spraying on old slides?
82037
You will use the lint free wipe with the spray to clean the slide. This spray evaporates quickly.
82038
Yes, the lint free wipe is necessary, as an alternative use a lens brush, soft enough to remove any lint left behind.
82039
I used a very soft all cotton cloth when I cleaned my old photograph. It worked perfect and left no lint behind.
82040
Don't spray directly on slide; dampen wipe with cleaner and clean the slide with wipe.
1891069
If your slides are high quality then yes, if not your basically just getting a picture of how the slide is, I have transferred my dads slides to my laptop, they were not high quality but you can go into a picture program an clean them up. Hope that helps.
847607
I would not attempt to clean slides with this material. The emulsion side of the slide is very vulnerable to scratches, especially when wet. I would a fine micro-fiber material and not try to over clean the slide.
1792509
I haven't had a problem. If there has been any residue (adhesive) I use a clorox wipes or a wet paper towel.
1435599
I've been using lysol/clorox wipes on it for about 6 months. I use it in my kid's room so it gets messy. I haven't had any issues with residue or discoloration.
73190
Have used this product on furniture in similar condition. I always use steel wool to remove the old finish, then I use an soft old towel to wipe off the mess. A lovely patina will remain in the deep grooves, but if you don't want that you will have to get down into it with a soft toothbrush.
1178041
Yes. The back part swings open on a hinge and you can remove any lint that accumulates.
1767713
The only way I was able to remove my bubbles is keep removing the slides that had bubbles and use shipping tape to remove the dust particles that caused the bubbles. Scotch tape was too thin. Shipping tape worked like a charm.
1770747
Every other wipe I've tried over the year seemed to do that, or leave a coating of lint on my glasses. I've found these ones don't unless my glasses happen to be particularly dirty... in which case using another wife is necessary, and seems to do the trick for me.
2252282
Yes, simply unplug it, take off the hangers and remove. My cleanup consists of using spray on 409 cleaner and letting it soak a few minutes then it wipes clean and I rinse it.
892519
Yes it is. If anything is left behind use rubbing alcohol. If it's on tile or fiberglass you should have no problem.
1275639
Yes remove the plastic film. It's only purpose was to protect the bed from damage before installation.
578910
Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet things put in its ports. Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet... » Read More Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet things put in its ports. « Show Less
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There is an optional 1200/1500 switch found behind the lint screen, which is removable for cleaning. Just pull the lint screen cover off to access it, then put the cover back on.
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You can also use a Vis-à-vis overhead marker on them. You don't have to wipe them off as fast. A little messier, but less worry.
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I usually spray it on then wipe it down with a clean paper towel or cloth. You don't really have to work it at all.
1133554
I've done it many times you just have to be gentle so the emulsion side is not damaged and the other side is not scratched. Years ago I used a clear liquid that filled in the scratches on old slides but I can't remember its specific name or manufacturer. A little research might help on a good photo products site