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Topic: Fishfinder Anti glare screen  (Read 2638 times)

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srdave

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Any of you put a anti glare screen film on your fishfinder? Mine gets really hard to look at and with salt spray on it if I wipe it while I am fishing I am afraid of scratching the screen.


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pmmpete

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I use Windex to clean my fishfinder screen at home, which eliminates the nasty reflections you get from dried water deposits on the screen.  However, I haven't tried Windex out on the water.

Another thing which reduces the reflections on a fish finder screen is to point it towards something dark.  If the screen is reflecting a bright sunny surface, it'll be a lot harder to read than if it is reflecting a black surface.


srdave

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They have a "Rainx For Plastic" but I dont know if its for screens. I use Rainx for glass all the time very good stuff but plastic ah.. not sure?