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clean sticky buttons

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use mr clean super power ultra spray and let it soak in and click the buttons then dry it. all my buttons work again!
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dope cuts wrote:use mr clean super power ultra spray and let it soak in and click the buttons then dry it. all my buttons work again!


I'm down to clean my buttons but could you be a little more specific? I have contact cleaner I've used to clean my Technics with and I'm sure I could do the same with my SP.
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dont use mr clean,

use goof off. it works the best i hear from reading on here.
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So do I open up the SP and clean each button like that or just spray it on top of it and wipe the excess off?
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i would suggest doing it from the top, but you dont want much seeping in , because it can fuck the contacts up. opening it might be better, but im not shure if i should recomend it incase something goes wrong .
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