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Cleaning a Lian Li

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I just got a lian li and i dont really see any finger prints when just looking at the case but soon as i take a picture of the case and then look at the picture, every place i have touched on the case i can see a mark in my picture... What im wanting help with is what is the best thing to use to clean a lian li case with?
 
windex, rubbing alcohol, etc

i like to use windex then use this car wax like shit on it to make it all purdy and shiny =D
 
Use something that will cut grease (fantastik, 409, windex, etc...) Once you've wiped down the case, wipe it down again with a damp lint free (microfiber) cloth to remove any trace of the cleaner. I like to use a polishing spray (stuff car enthusiasts use between washes/waxes). The polishing spray should be synthetic polymer based (not wax), so that it does not "yellow" over time. A good coating of this polishing spray keeps the aluminum looking bright, and also repels dust and minor fingerprint marks.

The idea came to me to use polishing spray when I built a computer for my neighbor. It was an Antec case that had an automotive quality (brown) painted finish. When he came over to pick up his computer, he couldn't believe how bright and "wet looking" his tower was. He jokingly asked if I washed and waxed his case (as he watches me wash/wax/detail my car every weekend) while I was working on my car. :D
 
i use Stainless steel appliance cleaner, it is non-abrasive and works really well, you can get it at the grocery store...
 
NordicRX8 said:
The polishing spray should be synthetic polymer based (not wax), so that it does not "yellow" over time.

Thats what i was mainly worried about is what would not hurt the case with time cause i really like this case and want it to last as long as it can...

thanx for you posts guys! :D
 
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