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Pilot Mariner · 9th Mar 2018, 11:14 am

I prefer to remove all traces of tar/nicotine or whatever it is from my sets, and the only thing I have found that does this effectively is astonish AWC followed by a rinse, even on the chassis and components. Its only £1.00 per bottle and lasts a long time, certainly cheaper than bottles of washing up liquid, white spirit, vinegar etc.

Mark

9th Mar 2018, 11:14 am	#6
Pilot Mariner Hexode Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Burntwood, Staffordshire, UK or Kabaty in Warsaw Poland. Posts: 438	Re: Refurbishing a veneered radio case I prefer to remove all traces of tar/nicotine or whatever it is from my sets, and the only thing I have found that does this effectively is astonish AWC followed by a rinse, even on the chassis and components. Its only £1.00 per bottle and lasts a long time, certainly cheaper than bottles of washing up liquid, white spirit, vinegar etc. Mark