touch screen residue

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  1. neko21

    neko21 Member

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    I bought a screen protector for my DS touch screen. I saw bubbles on the first application, so I removed it a little and tried again, but they were still there, so I decided to remove the screen protector all together. When I did, it left residue on my screen from the bubbles and some all around the edges of the screen. Now, how do I remove the residue? Can I use Goo-Gone ( is it safe?) or should I use cotton swabs and rubbing alcohol instead? please help!
     
  2. kittymat

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    damp cloth and a bit of effort is the best
     

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