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Dash Preservation?? 200

posted by  artnerd on  Tue Mar 16 02:58 CST 2004
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it seems to me that in preserving plastics is to prevent the exterior surface from shedding molecules through oxidation as well as retaining flexibility and finish

i have looked at it from the approach of introducing a petroleum product which has a higher flexibility than the plastic, however silicone based products seem to have quite a bit of caché

i use a rag saturated with vaseline and smear it into all the grain of the plastic suface the lighly buff - a moderate luster is achieved
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Rich Wiebe






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