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Tractionist · 21st Sep 2019, 3:59 pm

Up-date ..... it definitely works! The handle looks great, the case front is good too .... but the rear is currently a bit streaky [probably whereat my jiffy bag was ruffled or in contact with it].

I've used this process on 'hard' plastics before [computer components and Ericafons etc.] .... but never on Rexine. I would think that it would be O.K. on Vyanide too .... but as usual "measure twice, cut once" i.e. test a small inconspicuous area ...

21st Sep 2019, 3:59 pm	#7
Tractionist Heptode Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK. Posts: 875	Re: Rest-o-brite on rexine or leathercloth? Up-date ..... it definitely works! The handle looks great, the case front is good too .... but the rear is currently a bit streaky [probably whereat my jiffy bag was ruffled or in contact with it]. I've used this process on 'hard' plastics before [computer components and Ericafons etc.] .... but never on Rexine. I would think that it would be O.K. on Vyanide too .... but as usual "measure twice, cut once" i.e. test a small inconspicuous area ... __________________ Red to red, black to black. Throw the switch and stand well back!