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> Plasti-bright
Protek
post 30 March 2012, 15:12
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There's a new yellowing remover that's currently being tested at yojoe.com forums. More info at http://chemkitdepot.com/plasti-bright.aspx


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post 30 March 2012, 15:35
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Interesting. If it doesn't require soaking the parts in liquid I will definitely check it out.
I have a quite recent Bandai toy that turned out to be insanely prone to yellowing on certain parts and it's been bugging me for a while now. Thought about trying the hydrogen peroxide trick, but ultimately I didn't want to ruin the stickers as getting replacements wouldn't be possible.


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post 30 March 2012, 16:02
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Unfortunately, soaking is required, although the time should be considerably shorter and no UV is required.
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post 31 March 2012, 10:06
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Interesting! Have been trying Retr0bright a few times without decent success (could never find the proper mixing ratios anywhere!), so this definitely deserves a closer look.

Thanks for sharing! smile.gif

EDIT: Hm, the first link is to a store with zero descriptions and YoJoe.com doesn't really show anything either… :-/ Anyone have any links to share on this? smile.gif


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post 2 April 2012, 23:51
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There's some discussion about the stuff going on at Amibay. The site chemistry gurus seem to have come to a conclusion that the effective ingredient might be oxalic acid (as in rhubarb). They've acquired some and are going to run some tests of their own. I don't seem to be able to either view or register into the yojoe.com forums as my IP address has been banned by the administrator.

Amibay also has a great Retr0bright support thread.

Edit: Here's a direct link to the yojoe.com forums, where plasti-bright is being discussed. Not able to view it though due to reason mentioned above.

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post 3 April 2012, 14:54
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Rhubarb? Cool! I have loads of that in the back yard (once they've grown fully!) tongue.gif

I'll keep a watch on those threads (don't have time to read 18+ pages right now), 'cause my own tests with H2O2 were less than spectacular.
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