Larry
"Uncle Larry"
If anyone has a vintage WMP that has yellowed, and like me, doesn't care for that look..
There's a way to safely restore your wrap to new condition. I just did this on my 1976 Luds that I got over the holidays. I couldn't be more pleased. Wow. Items cost me like $30.00 USD.
Here's a link to the formula I used. I used Merlin's original recipe.
http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Retr0Bright+Gel
The stuff works. I couldn't be happier. I should have taken before and afters. This original formula is intended for ABS plastic. Drum wrap is PVC AFAIK, so I didn't know if it would work. Yea, it worked.
If you have plastic yellowed headlight lenses on your car, this should do the trick too. It should also work on yellowed piano keys.
If anyone tells you to use bleach, don't listen. Bleach creates tiny pits in the wrap.
If you do want to make this stuff, here's a link on how to use it.
http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Using+Retr0Bright
There's a way to safely restore your wrap to new condition. I just did this on my 1976 Luds that I got over the holidays. I couldn't be more pleased. Wow. Items cost me like $30.00 USD.
Here's a link to the formula I used. I used Merlin's original recipe.
http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Retr0Bright+Gel
The stuff works. I couldn't be happier. I should have taken before and afters. This original formula is intended for ABS plastic. Drum wrap is PVC AFAIK, so I didn't know if it would work. Yea, it worked.
If you have plastic yellowed headlight lenses on your car, this should do the trick too. It should also work on yellowed piano keys.
If anyone tells you to use bleach, don't listen. Bleach creates tiny pits in the wrap.
If you do want to make this stuff, here's a link on how to use it.
http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Using+Retr0Bright