How to Clean Navigation System Display

I recently purchased a used 2001 Acura 3.2CL with a Navigation System.
I would like to thoroughly clean the interior and am looking for
suggestions on how to clean the Navigation System display. I'm
worried about scratching the screen or smudging it. The screen is not
very dirty, but it is very dusty and has a lot of finger prints on it.
Any advice on how to clean this screen without damaging it would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Brian

In article >,
says...
> I recently purchased a used 2001 Acura 3.2CL with a Navigation System.
> I would like to thoroughly clean the interior and am looking for
> suggestions on how to clean the Navigation System display. I'm
> worried about scratching the screen or smudging it. The screen is not
> very dirty, but it is very dusty and has a lot of finger prints on it.
> Any advice on how to clean this screen without damaging it would be
> greatly appreciated.

I would think a good quality paper towel and some windex would do it.
Just don't spray the windex on the display, spray it on the paper towel.

Don't put too much pressure on while cleaning but you can scrub a little
spot gently if need be. If all you're dealing with is dust and the oil
from fingerprints the windex should take care of that.

i would avoid windex with amonia...as it may damage the anti glare
properties of the screen...

try some eyeglass cleaner. the stuff i have came from wal-mart and is
safe for anti glare and computer screens.

On Mon, 03 May 2004 20:06:29 GMT, Tony P.
> wrote:

>In article >,
says...
>> I recently purchased a used 2001 Acura 3.2CL with a Navigation System.
>> I would like to thoroughly clean the interior and am looking for
>> suggestions on how to clean the Navigation System display. I'm
>> worried about scratching the screen or smudging it. The screen is not
>> very dirty, but it is very dusty and has a lot of finger prints on it.
>> Any advice on how to clean this screen without damaging it would be
>> greatly appreciated.
>
>I would think a good quality paper towel and some windex would do it.
>Just don't spray the windex on the display, spray it on the paper towel.
>
>Don't put too much pressure on while cleaning but you can scrub a little
>spot gently if need be. If all you're dealing with is dust and the oil
>from fingerprints the windex should take care of that.