Cleaning my LianLi

[JamesL]

Got a Velocity-micro branded Lian-li case a week ago, and it's got some sticky-residue on two spots.

How would I go about getting that off, without damaging the anodized aluminum?
I would prefer a "tested and tried"... but if not, I could test it on the bottom of the case.

Also, is it easy enough to remove the velocity-micro branding from the case, to replace with my own? It's on the silver bar that goes across the top/mid/bottom, and I'm not sure what material it is.

 

[133]

for the sticky stuff i would try some rubbing alcohol and a qtip

 

[CptFalcon]

for the sticky stuff i would try some rubbing alcohol and a qtip

Your own fingernail works well in conjunction with the above. Remember metal is tougher than bone.

 

[mj007]

Use Goo Gone. Problem solved.

 

[jonjon0nline]

+1 on Goo Gone.

 

[thebeephaha]

+1 on Goo Gone.

+1000

It is amazing what it can do.

 

[NukeULater]

Rubbing alcohol or for really sticky shit lighter fluid. I know, I just cleaned my Lian Li today.

 

[Grentz]

Your own fingernail works well in conjunction with the above. Remember metal is tougher than bone.

not aluminum. Aluminum cases actually scratch pretty darn easily (only downside to cases like the Lian-Lis).

But Goo-Gone, Goo-Off, or rubbing alcohol with a soft cloth should all be just fine