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Cleaning sticker remains on monitor bezel wth isopropyl alchohol?

AstroBenny

I just got a new MG279Q monitor and the sticker which was attached to the monitor bezel on arrival has left behind some unpleasant "sticky stuff" since I removed it.

Can I use a bit of micro fiber cloth and isopropyl alcohol to remove it or will this damage the plastic?

Cheers.

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In my experience an eraser is quite effective at removing sticker residue.

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When I want to remove sticker resedue off plastic stuff (do it all the time on games' cases) I usually use WD40. I spray some WD40 on a paper towel (really not a whole lot) rub it over the surface a couple time and it always goes off.

After that I put some water on a paper towel and go over the spot with that to remove any WD40 left and after that I just use a dry paper towel to remove the water and it looks as good as new.

 

Since this has always worked for me, I never tried it with any type of alcohol 

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