Cleaning Invisiglass

[JustLikeMe]

Can anyone recommend a good commercially available product for cleaning PDI invisiglass? On normal playfield glass I use a glass cleaning product but I'm aware that PDI glass is treated and that you have to be careful not to damage the coating. I've just been wiping it down with a microfibre cloth since I installed it but both sheets now look like they could do with a proper clean! Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

[Wayne J]

I've used just water and a microfibre cloth on mine since last August. Still looks as good as new.

 

[Dave Bishop]

I remember reading somewhere about using alcohol on the glass.

I use IPA solvent, no problems

 

[Dave Bishop]

2nd page of the for sale thread for the glass is the answer to the question.

 

[jonathan]

Any glass cleaner that is ammonia free. Halfords sell some

 

[DRD]

I do not own this glass. So I do not know. Water and microfibre sounds a good way to me.

I just caution anyone that uses ipa on a pinball machine. It is a wonderful product, I use it all the time. But be aware that it knackers your skin, takes the colour out of drop targets alarmingly quickly, and can strip a playfield through to the wood in seconds.

It always needs treating with respect.

 

[JustLikeMe]

Thanks for the input all, I may go the water and fairy liquid route or will investigate halfords product.

 

[Marvello]

Picked up some of this Method glass cleaner from Tesco, £3. It is ammonia free so should be suitable for PDI/InvisiGlass. I was previously using just water on a micro-fibre cloth but there seemed to be a build up of air freshener residue on the glass which water alone would not shift. It has worked a treat.

They also sell one by Seventh Generation which is aslo ammonia free - https://www.seventhgeneration.com/natural-glass-cleaner

 

[Marvello]

This also came with my WOZ.

 

[Sam C]

Glass cleaner, microfibre cloth. Works great.

 

[Marvello]

Glass cleaner, microfibre cloth. Works great.

Should be ammonia free on PDI/InvisiGlass though to avoid damaging the coating.

 

[jonathan]

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/...5234&langId=-1&productId=169057&storeId=10001

I managed to get a cheaper brand instore