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Location: madison wisconsin | Anyone have a good way of cleaning the glass on my locators? Thanks |
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Location: Going Fishing | I use a Eyewear Lens Cleanig Kit from Walmart.
You get a micro-fiber cloth and free refills on the
Liquid Lens Cleaner Spray bottle.
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Location: MN | White vinegar and water, can't beat it |
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| A little Vinegar mixed with water is all you need! |
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| 50% isopropyl alcohol and 50% distilled water, right out of the Lowrance owners manual, addendum1. I put it in a spray bottle and use a soft cloth, works great
pmv |
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| +1 for the white vinegar and water. Has worked for me many times. |
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Location: MN | pmv, I used to use the alcohol/water route and it cleaned the screen well but didn't do nearly as good a job on the water spots as the vinegar. Have you tried it? You'll be amazed. |
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Location: madison wisconsin | Thanks guys. I have 2 humminbirds and I have blotches on the screens on both. Will vinegar and water take care of these? I should have been more specific from the start, my bad. Thanks |
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