Well, is not that you are gonna give the Emax a bath, spray all over and use a towel to
spread the silicon with common sense, I mean, be carefull with the LCD but the rest is just
fine. The paint will sustain just fine, just like with your car dashboard, it is the same
material.
I am a cleaner sick when it comes to keyboards, I hate to play keys with dust. I have the
Emax II, a Roland JD 800, JV 90, D 50, A 90, Ensoniq ASR 88 and a Edirol PCR 80
controller. I have and small one inch paint brush to remove the dust from the keys every
day specially when talking on the phone.
I use to spray the keyboards with WD 80 and brush them, but the Emax is pure plastic and
the silicon (specially that brand) was exellent. I was looking at one on ebay the other day
and looked brand new, the black was really mate and then I did my test, it look just right
out of the box except for the corny corners, for that I used a black marker.
--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "Sascha" <kellnssc@...> wrote:
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> --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "Rei" <vjrei@> wrote:
> >
> > Very easy... I just used ArmorAll silicon spray with UV protection. I
> was cleaning my car and I
> > tried a bit on my Emax II and 3 weeks later it looks like right out
> of the box, I then did the
> > same with the rest of my keyboards. Look like the Death Star in HD. =)
> >
>
>
> Hello vjrei,
>
> sounds good ... at first sight. but are you / is it sure that this
> cleaning silicon spray has no long term impact for the printings
> on top of the body???
>
> regards Sascha
>