To clean your acrylic glass you can use a cleaner specifically designed for plastics available at
your local hardware store or you could use Windex. For trouble spots you can use rubbing alcohol
applied via a cotton swab.
Having trouble removing the acrylic top from the case?
A video explaining how to remove and reinstall your acrylic top is located
here.
Sanding a Tight Fit:
If after adding your art you feel your acrylic it too tight case you can sand
the edges of your acrylic with a 220 grit sandpaper. Set
the acrylic glass panel on a flat surface and let the edge you want to sand protrude over that
surface by about ½ inch. Wrap the sand paper around a wooden block. Holding the panel down
with one hand, rub the flat edge of your sanding block back and forth along the acrylic edge
you want to reduce. Try this for about 10-15 passes, clean off the acrylic and test the fit.
Feeling adventurous, want to try something different? Why not paint the inside of your acrylic top or bottom panel?
If you choose to paint the acrylic, we recommend you leave the protective layer on the outside
while you paint the interior surface. There are spray paints formulated specifically for plastics
but we have found that standard spray paints work just fine.We highly recommend you remove the acrylic
and paint it separate from your case. You could try incorporating a design into the paint on the
acrylic using masking tape or a stencil, just remember to reverse the image/stencil because you
are painting the inside and the image will be reversed when viewed from the outside of your case.
