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Howto restore old computers to their original color

Posted on Wednesday, January 30 2013 @ 17:09:07 CET by


HardwareSecrets published a guide on how you can restore yellowed plastic parts to their original color, you can learn it over here. It involves using a homemade peroxide-based solution called Retr0bright and UV light bulbs.
"Plastic parts of older computers become yellow or brown over time, so you end up with a computer that looks yellow or brown instead of white or gray. In this tutorial, we will show you how to restore old plastic parts to their original color by using a homemade peroxide-based solution called Retr0bright."



 



 

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