Hi today I did some mess with navigation display.. I cleaned with water with microfiber cloth results are reflective coating is removed from glass.. and it's looking awkward.. any suggestions to get back normal with coating .





Thanks

 

You could try some heat from a hair dryer and some pressure but I will guess that it's ruined.

How much water did you use? When I clean mine I breathe a little hot air onto it and that's more than sufficient to even remove a dog nose mark.

 

I used little amount of water May be 3 drops ..but put more pressure that way coating was removed..

 

I experienced the same symptoms. Check out this discussion, with photos and a homemade screen cover.

 

This is either a defect or design flaw. Water and a reasonable amount of pressure should not cause this.

 

thank you guys... I do not think so my dealer will replace my nav display..
If they do not replace i will remove the entire coating.. Is there any possible chance to add reflective coating on screen ..

 

ya i am also thinking in same way.. just cleaning is removing coating is not a good design

 

Having a screen so high up and exposed without any protection is definitely a design flaw. Never liked these "tablet-like" displays perched on the dash designs anyways. I wish the industry trend wasn't heading this way...

 

I wonder if you can buy phone screen protector material and cut it to fit the screen as secondary protection. Or find a screen protector for an ipad or similar device that fits........

I NEVER spray liquid on any electronic device directly always on the cloth first. I use eye glass cleaner on my screens have not tried it yet on this one.

 

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/zagg-inv...&skuId=5820023

Then trim to fit.........

 

I use Plexus for Nav screen,speedo/gauge plastic and wood trim and have for years.


http://www.autogeek.net/plexplasclea.html

 

I ruined my NX navigation screen as well. Complained to the dealer and they replaced it as a one-time "courtesy". Needless to say, I gave them a piece of my mind. A $47k dollar car should withstand windex! (and if not, they should proactively tell you)

 

Not on the NX nav screen, you didn't.

 

please post pictures if you end up having to remove the rest of the coating

 

I only use a dry microfiber cloth to clean the screen. But what concerns me is how fragile this screen appears to be. It seems too easy for the car wash or my wife to accidentally damage it. This is definitely a serious flaw.