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Removing Fingerprints from Black Brushed Aluminum

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By ROYSTURRR
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1) Rub fingerprints with WD-40

2) Remove WD-40 with Clorox Wipes

I got fingerprints all over my Lian Li PC-D8000 and they wouldn't wipe off. So I wiped down the case with PB-50 (like WD-40) to make one giant finger print. But I wondered, "Maybe the PB-50 dissolved the oil from my hands." It did! I wet everything down with a Clorox Wipe and dried it with a paper towel, and now the surface is clean (and back to accepting fingerprints; wonder if I could spray it with satin lacquer).

Hope this helps somebody.

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WD 40? That's oil based. o.O

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What is a "WD-40"? Did you rub it with like....a western digital 40GB hard drive?

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What is a "WD-40"? Did you rub it with like....a western digital 40GB hard drive?

LOL

WD-40 is an all purpose lubricant

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Thanks for the tip! I'll try it out!

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