Anyone tried with any success to clean the central touch screen? The handbook says clean with a lightly moistened cloth but this does very little to remove the pesky finger marks so obvious on a sunny day.

I know chemicals are generally a no-no but wonder if anyone has ben rebellious enough..

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Yeah i used baby wipes on mine when i had it took the finger prints off no problem ... also takes the top film off as well but doesn't do any lasting damage ====================================

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I bought a matte iPad screen saver, cut it to size, fitted it and 'voila' all sorted now... No more fingerprints

Alcohol wipes will do it.

Camera lens cleaner should also be fine.

Even a dry micorfibre cloth should get rid of most of it.

Just to add to this thread, most 09> ff.’s i see have significant wear on the screens where fingers press the same place over and over again... JLR seam to have used a poor standard of touchscreen material as they wear very early on in their lives!!!

Im sure some will mistakenly identify this as dirt

The method i suggested above also covers the wear too

Craig, thanks for the tip about the iPad screen saver. I cleaned my 2012 screen with the cloth that was supplied in the LR wallet that contains the handbook etc (I don't know if it is standard LR issue or was put in by the dealer) and found that there were residual wear marks on the screen exactly as you described. I take it that the screen saver just adheres to the screen without any adhesive or other fixing? Only Range Rovers since 1988

Yes, just like the ones you stick on mobile phone screens sir