Clean belt residue from my 6 perspex

[Seaman]

On my 6 perspex I have belt residue on the platter. Any advices,how to clean it without any damage on the platter. Platter is matt black and I think it is MDF.

 

[Gray]

If you can TEST ON AN UNSEEN PART OF THE PLATTER such as the underside - to ensure no harm - Isopropyl alcohol is a good cleaner.

 

[Al ears]

If you can TEST ON AN UNSEEN PART OF THE PLATTER such as the underside - to ensure no harm - Isopropyl alcohol is a good cleaner.

That or cotton wool and methylated spirit. Allow to dry thoroughly before replacing belt

 

[nads]

The black is quite robust but I would start with non spirit based product.

Not got any visible residue on my similar platter.

 

[Seaman]

Thank you for answers, alcohol helped and it is clear now. In some parts there are visible stains, looks like by rubbing I "cleaned" black color also. I will respray it wit matt black color and it will be like new.
Or you suggest to let it as it is with kind of patina?

 

[Al ears]

Thank you for answers, alcohol helped and it is clear now. In some parts there are visible stains, looks like by rubbing I "cleaned" black color also. I will respray it wit matt black color and it will be like new.
Or you suggest to let it as it is with kind of patina?

Personally I would let it be. It may be possible that some of the dried paint would get onto the belt and this might cause slippage problems.