Says you. I don't wanna be 20 years behind the times."Not that there's anything wrong with that."
I'm gonna be losin' sleep if I don't find out the meaning of NTTAWWT.
Says you. I don't wanna be 20 years behind the times."Not that there's anything wrong with that."
Acetone does a beautiful job as I found out on a previous old cable. Just have to wonder if there's any long term harm if it's done with a fast wipe.which I cleaned up with acetone.
I take the general concept that most solvents affect plastics. But the question is more important than a simple, I think so.Just have to wonder if there's any long term harm
"Not That There's Anything Wrong With That"I'm gonna be losin' sleep if I don't find out the meaning of NTTAWWT.
I used that product on a severely bad-looking power cord last year. It was a bit of work, but I was pleased with the results.Thanks for the heads up. I had my doubts that it would work.
That was the only thing I found that cleaned my old Marinco cord. It removes a few 0.001" of material off the surface which is the only way to remove those bad stains. Did it to my old Marinco when I sold it. Looked like new although a little stiff. I think the trick is to wipe it fast and allow the acetone to evaporate immediately. I think if you really soaked the hose, the acetone would penetrate and you'd have problems.