Removing Yellow Tarnish?

[PaSha]

blobrana wrote:
Hum,
Bathe it in carbon dioxide (placed in a large tub)...

But a cheaper way would be just to ware yellow tinted glasses when you want to play – that way you’ll never notice the yellowing…

Carbon dioxide? As is dry ice?

-Paul

[PaSha]

adolescent wrote:
I woudln't say it's impossible as above (although, it's usually easier just to find a newer/better condition case or keyboard).  Check the link below, I don't read the language, but the pictures speak for themselves.

http://www.rabayjr.com/monte_o_seu_hardware.htm

Have a look at the bottles on the picture, one is acetone. Acetone literally eats most kinds of plastic (Acetone=nail polish remover), so be very careful, and clean the stuff with normal soap&water afterwards. It also eats brain cells, so either use a mask, or do this outdoors.

[PaSha]

Doobrey wrote:
Then feast your eyes on the wonders of Babelfish

OK, it's not a perfect translation, but could anyone tell me what the hell this is supposed to mean?

Not wall lamp this product on letters printed or logotipos

:lol:

I'm guessing something in the direction of "do not apply this product to printed letters/logos" (as in don't use this stuff to clean your keyboard, as it will give you a 'das keyboard')

so you'll end up with one of these for free!)

-Paul