Removing yellow color from old white plastic - Retr0bright PART 1
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@saguire I did it as an experiment. Just something to do with an evening. Why waste time playing video games? Why have any hobby? Why live at all?
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Except this stuff will give you bad chemical burns. How creative.
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Dude, your voice is so smooth, you could probably lull hungry lions to sleep.
So I was taken out of my element when you dropped an F-word... 3:20
Ha! Great vids.
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I came across this video, and then noticing that I was subscribed to you.
Now, after seeing a good, detailed and helpful vid I realize why I had originally subbed you, for some other great vid I'm sure.
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Great video, thanks for taking the time to do it. You should do audio books, your voice is awesome :)
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@alecjahn is it worth doing this to the controllers?
Great video, albeit with a little too much chatter. Tell me; what is "like a dollar"? Is that a monopoly money dollar, or just 99 cents? Both of those are *like* a dollar, but not a dollar, nonetheless. This "like" word is extremely over-used by Americans & teenagers, and it's quite meaningless, as it has no relevant context.
I like this, like, like... if you (like) know what I mean (like).
unlokia 1 week ago
@unlokia It's just a part of modern youth American dialect. I admit, the usage of "like" so often is super unfortunate.
alecjahn 1 week ago 2
will this work for clear plastic as well as white? I am trying to restore my taillights on my '86 mercedes.
gracer99 1 month ago
@gracer99 Perhaps. Are they actually yellowed or just fogged? Have you tried the procedure for fogged lamps? It could just be a hazed oxidation?
I am curious.
alecjahn 1 month ago
what if i just spray painted over that?
PeppersOnChili 1 month ago
@PeppersOnChili Then you'd have a spray-painted SNES. This was an experiment in restoration, not modification.
alecjahn 1 month ago