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If your glassless mirror has accumulated excessive dust and debris, before attempting to clean the mirror, use a can of compressed air (which can be found in most photographic and electronics stores) to blow away all dust and debris off the mylar mirror.

To clean off smudges and finger prints, use a clean, 100% cotton or optical grade cleaning cloth (no lint) and Windex. Apply Windex to cloth until cloth is damp (saturated) but not dripping. Clean the mirror in one direction, then stroke using a fresh, dry part of the cloth (or separate cloth) after each pass.

If the mylar mirror gets small dimples (finger dimples), you can try a do-it-yourself repair using a heat gun to remove these dimple(s), but use the heat gun very sparingly (just a few seconds at a time) and not too close to the mirror. Any damage inflicted onto the mylar mirror using this procedure is NOT covered under any warranty and will be at your own expense. If the mirror tears or peels, it will need to be "re-skinned", which is an expensive repair, so be careful!