How To Clean Vintage Plastic Radio at Elizabeth Lyles blog

How To Clean Vintage Plastic Radio. We do this so we can immerse the case in water. We'll cover crack repair next time, but here's a method to rejuvenate even the most faded bakelite cabinet! First, you should remove the back and electronics from the radio, so that you can clean the case. To clean bakelite plastic, gently wipe it with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water. Over time bakelite starts to oxidise due to sunlight and over time will become dull. Bakelite plastic is a popular material used in vintage items such as radios, telephones, and jewelry. Organize and keep the area cleen. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives that could damage the plastic’s surface. Clean the radio with 409 or other cleaning solution and then rinse. I’d like to restore the hard plastic chassis’ original shine, though. Line up your micromesh sanding pads or sticks from coarse (1,800) to fine (12,000). This instructable is about how to restore bakelite to its original shine and lustre. First, remove the radio and all hardware until you're down to.

Organize and keep the area cleen. Bakelite plastic is a popular material used in vintage items such as radios, telephones, and jewelry. Over time bakelite starts to oxidise due to sunlight and over time will become dull. First, remove the radio and all hardware until you're down to. We'll cover crack repair next time, but here's a method to rejuvenate even the most faded bakelite cabinet! Line up your micromesh sanding pads or sticks from coarse (1,800) to fine (12,000). First, you should remove the back and electronics from the radio, so that you can clean the case. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives that could damage the plastic’s surface. I’d like to restore the hard plastic chassis’ original shine, though. Clean the radio with 409 or other cleaning solution and then rinse.

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How To Clean Vintage Plastic Radio This instructable is about how to restore bakelite to its original shine and lustre. We'll cover crack repair next time, but here's a method to rejuvenate even the most faded bakelite cabinet! Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives that could damage the plastic’s surface. We do this so we can immerse the case in water. To clean bakelite plastic, gently wipe it with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water. Over time bakelite starts to oxidise due to sunlight and over time will become dull. First, you should remove the back and electronics from the radio, so that you can clean the case. Organize and keep the area cleen. First, remove the radio and all hardware until you're down to. Line up your micromesh sanding pads or sticks from coarse (1,800) to fine (12,000). Clean the radio with 409 or other cleaning solution and then rinse. Bakelite plastic is a popular material used in vintage items such as radios, telephones, and jewelry. This instructable is about how to restore bakelite to its original shine and lustre. I’d like to restore the hard plastic chassis’ original shine, though.