Yummy Residue!!

[Memeow]

Hi Guys! :biggrin:

Havn't been around in a while =P
But now I have another question

My sister just gave me her PSP to mess with for her and she took off the plastic protector on her screen and it left a yummy residue behind.
What should I use to get this crap off it?:huh:

PS. I still don't own my own PSP :closedeyes:

[Darkchild]

memeow would you be so kind as to give us a more intense description/foto of this "yummy residue" you are mencioning?

[Memeow]

One pic commin up!, after i charge my cam >.<
but this stuff isnt really sticky or anything. its the worse around the edges, but it covers the whole screen.
I just tried using some mild dish liquid on it but nothin >.<

[Memeow]

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y66/HateMemeow/601044.jpg
A little blurry but you can see it

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y66/HateMemeow/601049.jpg

The Psp on the top has a clean screen, and the one on the bottomn is the messed up one

[MenaceInc]

eww....nasty......

[Memeow]

eww....nasty......
Yeah tell me about it, I Opened up her case and i was like "DAMN! HOW COULD ANYONE EVEN PLAY ON THIS??! :ohmy:"

[Darkchild]

well open it, and clean the faceplate with a window cleaner, be sure to only put it back AFTER it's dry :)
either that or try alcohool if yer desperate xD

[Jaynb]

You could try using a very little amount of white spirit on it with a soft cloth, thats usualy good for breaking down "yummy residues". Be sure to wipe the white spirit off after with a little soapy water. :smile:

[XTM_Rage]

It is on the outside of the case? Whichever side of the casing it is on, try nail polish remover. It has always proven to be effective when cleaning sticker residue from plastic casing without damaging it.

Put a small dab of nail polish remover on a folded paper towel, and try rubbing the residue off. XP

Tell us how it goes. :biggrin:

[Memeow]

Alright thanks guys =D im going to try all of these and I'll tell you which ones work :biggrin:

[Darkchild]

ok good luck memeow

[XkillaX]

Uh, Nail Polish remover sometimes has acetone in it, which is able to melt plastic, possibly making your screen even worse... I've heard of using gasoline or lighter fluid, but haven't heard of using it on plastic.