I didnt know where else to post this so I figured this is the 'general' board.
I have an ASUS S96J for a year and the pads are completely black almost. Filled with nasty looking grease/oil stains.
Is there any way to clean this **** up? It looks bad and I cant even bring it to school .. people always ask what happened to it.
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Do you mean the touchpad? It may not be grease, the surface of the pad may be worn from use.
If you're sure the stuff is grease, try a bit of Goo Gone on it. -
Do not bypass the censor, it's there for a reason.
Do you have any pictures of the damage? I would wonder if some kind of household grease-removing product would do the trick. You'd want to be very careful, of course, and test on a discrete area first. The other option people seem to do is put some kind of sticker or covering over the palmrest area. Either that or get a nice black abs plastic laptop like a Thinkpad -
There are some other products/methods mentioned in this guide/thread:
Cleaning Your Notebook Guide Part 2: Cleaning the Keyboard and Case -
CalebSchmerge Woof NBR Reviewer
Good link. I would agree that this could be complete wearing/paint removal. My w3j is about 2 months old and the touch pad buttons are going fast (turning permanently black instead of silver)
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if its wear you could always use some thinner or similar and lightly remove the rest of the silver to make them fully black.
How do I clean grease stains on laptop?
Discussion in 'Notebook Cosmetic Modifications and Custom Builds' started by mystery, Nov 7, 2007.