What to clean new machine playfields with

[john1956r1]

Hi always used Millwax in the past, but read somewhere it was more for older machines, do people still use this on new pinballs, or is there something else which is more suited to the task.

 

[john1956r1]

Sorry posted twice

 

[Pooman2084]

Novus 1 is all you need.

 

[john1956r1]

That is handy got some of that i bought a while ago and never used it,

 

[Pooman2084]

Best to spray on a microfibre cloth and gently rub. Use another clean cloth to wipe off any residue.

Keep Novus 2 for your older games.

 

[Epotech]

Mr Sheen is really all you need.

 

[Pooman2084]

Christ, if you’d posted that on Pinside they’d be a baying mob right now!

 

[Epotech]

That's cause they don't know anything. They'd probably say it's full of water and you shouldn't put it on wood. Been using it for 30 years and it works like a charm.

 

[Telboy]

Mr Sheen is really all you need.

Mr Sheen also cleans rubbers


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[kevlar]

Agree on Mr.Sheen, playfiled is like lightning afterwards. I do like to use Gerlitz no.1 now and again too though.

 

[James]

Self promotion alert - we are bringing this in, desined specifically for playfields, currently winging its way over from the US of A, so is on back order.

https://pinballbazaar.co.uk/product-category/pinhedz-cleaners-and-wax/

 

[crsedgar]

I use Treasure Cove for really dirty playfields and dull mylar it's top class, topped off with a some carnuba wax. Treasure Cove kit was bought from 1Stop Pinball but no longer available unfortunately, once it runs out I'll try some pinhedz from James' store.