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Topic: Cleaning Help
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Jeremy Freche
Film Handler
Posts: 3
From: Biloxi, Mississippi, USA
Registered: Jan 2011
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posted 01-26-2011 06:24 PM
I have read up on most topics here, but would like more direct advice. I have recently just been promoted from hourly manager to a salaried projection booth manager spot, after the last manager in projection got fired. i am now trying to piece together everything that he left in shambles. learning how to run the projection booth is not that hard.
My question is what are the best supplies to clean the projectors and platters with? We are using Kinoton PK 60 D projector heads, big sky platters, i have found a kelmar film cleaner and film gaurd, nec 16000 digital projectors.
I have bought windex and micro fiber towels from walmart automotive center to clean the port windows. Qtips, paint brushes, and toothbrushes for the hard to get areas. should I use alcohol on the pad rollers? I am learning most of what i know from ya'll and the manuals.
I work at The Grand theatre 18 in D'Iberville, MS.
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