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![]() "Theo" wrote in message ... Hi, I am in the process of cleaning and restoring an old KW Vanguard transmitter which by the colour of it, says it belonged once to a very heavy smoker. I tried all the usual methods to remove the brown tobacco film, it was so stubborn, it resisted everything from washing up liquid to isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol). I then tried household ammonia - fantastic! It removed all the brown stains in seconds. One word of warning though - I would recommend doing it outdoors, the ammonia stinks to high heaven! Theo Ammonia will deterioate plastic in short order. Suggest a much milder cleaning agent and that you remove all ammonia residue. Even the fumes from residue will make a mess of some plastics. Mild soap and water will remove the tobacco stains. |
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