Yellowed Vac parts!

[sharkman]

I think I already know the answer to this but is there anyway to bring a yellowed vac canopy back to its former crystal self??




:frantic

 

[moon puppy]

Holy crap! Seen where you can put decals in direct sunlight and it will remove yellowing, don't know if it applies here.

 

[sharkman]

Holy crap! Seen where you can put decals in direct sunlight and it will remove yellowing, don't know if it applies here.

Yeah, tell me about it. That's a good idea, I could give that a try!

 

[razordws]

I would use the originals to make a mold and vac form a new one.

 

[chukw]

As soon as I am done with the IAR I will do a how to on making a plaster mold and a fresh vac from these sorry, spoiled canopies. Alas, the discoloration is irreversible, but all is not lost. Please pear with me- the finish line is in sight at last!

 

[sharkman]

As soon as I am done with the IAR I will do a how to on making a plaster mold and a fresh vac from these sorry, spoiled canopies. Alas, the discoloration is irreversible, but all is not lost. Please pear with me- the finish line is in sight at last!

Thanks Chuk! That would be helpful! WOuld it be like what you did with the Me410?

I'm trying something in the meantime, Olddog (Gary) mentioned that someone over on LSP said to try using hydrogen peroxide. Experiment in progress!!

:hmmm

 

[sharkman]

I would use the originals to make a mold and vac form a new one.

I was thinking that would be my only option!