4 Nov
2003
4 Nov
'03
1:17 p.m.
From: "Vintage Computer Festival"
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On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Kevin Handy wrote:
Hi
I've had some success rubbing with goof-off. You know,
the lable cleaner stuff.
Dwight
B.Degnan wrote:
A run through the dishwasher sometimes helps (note: sometimes).
-- Does anyone have a secret recipe that is *safe*
for cleaning
yellowed/stained plastic computer parts that were originally white? I
have had some success with various cleaning agents, but nothing
spectacular. -bill wilmington, delaware
You aren't going to get it back all the way to the original whiteness,
and it depends on if it is more yellowed from "smoking" or age, but
spraying on 409 and letting it soak for a while before wiping it off can
greatly improve the color. It takes several repeats: keep doing it until
the yellow stops running. 
4 Nov
4 Nov
2:47 p.m.
On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
I've had some success rubbing with goof-off. You
know, the lable
cleaner stuff.
Watch out with Goof-Off. You can easily melt the plastic of the case if
you apply too much or rub too much. Always apply it to a cloth first and
then to the case, and then don't cause too much friction.
But, to try to lighten up an entire case this way seems to be an awful lot
of work.
--
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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