Compact macs are made of ABS = very easy to melt with cleaning stuff.
Test them on a spot that won't show.
johnsn
<Another possibility comes from the plastic modeling hobby. Look for a
<product called "Easy-Lift-Off" from a company called Floquil-Polly S
<Color Corp. One can find it in the paint department of most
<trains-planes-and-automobiles hobby shops. It is designed for removing
<unwanted "coatings" from plastic models without damaging the plastic or
<destroying the detail. I've not used it on any Apple plastics, but I've
<used it on styrene with both commercial and home-applied coatings,
<including water-based acrylic model paints, with great success. YMMV
Sp00ky
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