"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in
news:XAsDe.172641$sy6.152486@lakeread04:

Actually they clean up pretty well. At least the shop ELO does.
Doing double duty controlling the router table and the mill it gets
grease and cutting oil finger prints regularly. A little Windex on a
dedicated shammy cleans it right up. You do have to be careful about
epoxy and PU glue though. :-0 I have caught myself a couple of times
about to hit the tool change button with sticky fingers. I have had
to adopt a policy of never doing any glue ups while waiting for the
router to do its thing.


In an environment like yours, Glenn, I'd wrap the front of the monitor in
Saran Wrap, making cleanup a simple matter of replacing the Saran Wrap. It
would also protect the screen surface from the grindings that get in any
machinist's fingers, griding on the Saran Wrap, not the fragile screen.

Restaurants around here all use their commercial plastic film over monitors
and cash register keys to protect them and reduce downtime....try it.

--
Larry