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CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS (POLYCARBONATE)
For Anti-Glare Polycarbonate Front Panel:
The best way to clean polycarbonate is with a specialty cleaning product such as Novus No.1 found on our website
at www.thetvshield.com . NEVER use window cleaning fluids with ammonia (such as Windex or Formula 409),
gasoline, denatured alcohol, carbon tetrachloride, or acetone, which will cause the polycarbonate to craze with
minute cracks. A mild solution of soap or detergent and water can also be used safely.
Begin by gently blowing away any loose dust or dirt from the polycarbonate’s surface. Apply the specialty cleaning
product (or soap and water solution) with a dampened non-abrasive/non-contaminating/lint-free soft cloth,
microfiber cloth or cellulose sponge. Rinse well with clear, clean water. Blot dry with a chamois, damp cellulose
sponge or microfiber cloth to prevent water spotting.
Note: Grease, oil and tar may be removed with a good grade of hexane, naptha or kerosene. Be sure to wash
these solvents off quickly to prevent damage to the polycarbonate.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS (ENCLOSURE)
Enclosure:
The TV Shield PRO
®
is manufactured using a heavy duty but lightweight aluminum frame and 16 gauge steel back
plate for strength and rigidity. We use a triple powder coating process to ensure a thick and long lasting product.
Although powder coating is an alternative to traditional paint and holds up much better it still does require some
maintenance. Below are the instructions to keep your enclosure looking new for years to come.
• Wash your powder-coated item at least once every six months. Dust, dirt and grime can actually eat away at
the powder coat and cause it to need refinishing.
• Wipe down the powder coat with a rag that has been dampened with the cleaning solution. Do not scrub
(instead use gentle, repetitive pressure to remove any built-up grime and soot).
• Rinse the powder coat off using a rag dampened with clear, clean water. Do not spray it down, but rather wipe
it off with the rag. You may need to do this several times to get all the soap off.
• Wipe the powder coat down with a clean rag. This will prevent streaking and spotting.
• The powder coat, when cleaned correctly, will not chip or peel like more conventional paints, as long as it is
cleaned regularly.