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    Case restoration.

    Seeing as I have some time on my hands ive started a few projects. One of them being psu rebuild, and the other case restoration.

    Had an old very yellowed A1200 which, I thought would make a good starting level.

    Here are the pics. What you think of them? I was going to respray the A1500 as best as I could back to original colours.




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    Thats really impressive - it looks brand new. My keys are quite yellowed so I want to do this too - go and let us in on your secret!
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    Looks nice when cleaned, what did you use? If you have more A1200s, then I would spray one in black or yellow, a special one

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    I found one of the oxygen cleaning products (think it was cif) worked quite well at reducing the yellowing.

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    I used 3 coats of primer, 3 coats of matt white paint and then 3 coats of lacquer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StuKeith View Post
    I used 3 coats of primer, 3 coats of matt white paint and then 3 coats of lacquer.
    What is a "primer"? i cant find a translation ...

    is that any kind of paper to pass over the Amiga plastics?
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    Primer can be translated as "Fundações".

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    Have you got any 'before' pictures to give a sort of guide to how bad it was?

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    Nice work, very impressive

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    Think I got some b4 pics! anyway just starting a new topic of a complete resto of an ebay purchase!
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