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Norm VE3CZI wrote:
I recently acquired a nice 1950 shortwave receiver but has been exposed to a tobacco smoker during it's existance. Anyone have good method of removing the film without damaging decals on front panel? Tnx...Norm VE3CZI Hi Norm I suspect the "decals" are more likely to be screen printed with paint rather than hobbyist water transfers unless they are on the back of a glass dial. If so, you can probably use the standard method of surface cleaning electical equipment, methylated spirits. You might like to check a small spot of paint first. Simon |
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