Graywolf, Thanks for the response. The dust on the mirror (I think?) has not responded to the blower/brush attack. Have you tried the sensor brush, and is it more effective than a plain brush? Nothing huge and chunky on the mirror but I see some small stuff there, and I seem to move some of it around but it doesn't remove with the brush/blower. I was told not to mess with the screen/cover on the bottom of the prism as that is plastic and is susceptible to damge from some of the solvents .
John G. graywolf wrote: > Soft delicate stuff there. Best thing is a soft clean brush like artists use, > and a bower bulb. > > I would stick to distilled water as a cleaning agent if it is so bad you have > to dampen it, the pads you mentioned should be safe if rubbed with very very > lightly. > > Only as a last resort would I add a few drops of ethanol to a cap full of the > distilled water. > > -graywolf > > > John Graves wrote: > >> I have some persistent dust on the mirror and screen of my DS. Do I >> want to use the same cleaning pads & fluids as recommended for the sensor? >> >> John G. >> >> >> > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
