[Jose Rivera]

Rub the discolored area with olive oil,just a little on a napkin then wipe it with a dry one. your welcome.

 

[WraithApe]

I'm sure OP has been waiting for 12 years for that! What is it with new joiners necroing ancient threads?

 

[oqvist]

lol yeah better create new ones but it´s a bit interesting because I bought some new VR headsets with the only instruction you can´t use any liquid cleaners.... Then how on earth
 
But I read somewhere that isopropanol or isopropylalcohole should be fine for the Vive. I would use 99,5 % clean if so. However I will just use some lens cleaner that you use on glasses with protective coatings. If that is not lean enough...

 

[nicknace]

Why do some people dislike "necroposting"? I truly don't get it.
I just googled something, found my answer. What does it matter that the original post was 12 years ago? Why do you even care?

 

[WraithApe]

So you think OP was waiting for 12 years for that reply? Doubtful whether it was correct anyway IMO. The reason a lot of people don't like necroposting is because it creates noise in a forum. More often than not, people necro a thread just to add a 'me too' type response, or repeat something that's already been said because they haven't bothered to check the previous posts; they don't actually add anything pertinent to the discussion, which is long done anyway.

 

[thisisntjames]

I had a similar issue on a black plastic lamp this morning and although I didn't have olive oil on hand, vegetable oil did the trick perfectly. Thanks for keeping this thread alive