Try 90% (or better) alcohol applied to a piece of fine nylon, (old pantyhose work pretty good)...be careful!!...too much pressure on the monitor glass may result in scratches!!!

Nylon, eh? Would lint-free cloths work, too?

Uh, ...perhaps. The safest method (to avoid any chance of scratches) would be to use 100% cotton cloth moistened with alcohol. I don't know what material the lint-free cloths are made of, so I can't comment on their use. Typically, cotton (new, unused) will not scratch most surfaces, but in any case, whatever material you decide to use, be sure to wet it. The liquid not only acts as a solvent, but also aids in lubricating the surface, thus avoiding scratches. Hope this helps. If all else fails, go to K-Mart and buy a pack of Fruit Of The Loom t-shirts!!!:) They work great on my 1986 windshield!!!:D

I just keep on rubbing until it's totally dry.. with alcohol that is, it works for me..

(Are you rubbing in circels? It should work... I know of the gloating, but a nice rub avoids it)

dud716 wrote:

The liquid not only acts as a solvent, but also aids in lubricating the surface,

This isn't even MILDLY sexually suggestive to anyone else? 😉

Snover wrote:

This isn't even MILDLY sexually suggestive to anyone else? 😉

Only the horny teenagers! 😁

😁 Silly Wabbit.... Sometimes, the only thing that I want to do to my cornputer is place my boot firmly up it's USB port...

Originally posted by Kyl3 ... I know of the gloating, but a nice rub avoids it)

My monitor will gloat unless I rub it? Hrmm. Not sure if it's worth it...

I can't tell you how to get rid of the coating, but I've learned how to clean a screen with an anti-glare coating. Turn the monitor off and wipe it thoroughly with a damp chamois cloth. Then, remove most of the chamois litter from the screen lightly with a dry lint-free cloth. Spray with compressed air to remove the final bits of lint with increasing the static charge on the screen.