I'm just getting into PS4 gaming, so it will take a while to explore the library and see what I like. I've heard good things about Spelunky, so I'll take a look at it.
Well, at least this weather is good for whitening PC-Engine systems. Though don't be thinking the picture is after me getting that excited to do it. Just before Jazzspunk makes a comment.
This was the third and final treatment for this one, I've taken it as far as it'll go. Really should've taken a before pic, it was a repulsive yellow beforehand.
I use the peroxide in the link below. To start I put all the pieces in a large ziplock freezer bag full of the stuff for several hours, then I'll eventually take them out and leave them on a piece of card if it's really sunny, and pour the peroxide back out of the bag over them. Works a treat.
I use the peroxide in the link below. To start I put all the pieces in a large ziplock freezer bag full of the stuff for several hours, then I'll eventually take them out and leave them on a piece of card if it's really sunny, and pour the peroxide back out of the bag over them. Works a treat.
And it only costs £5.99. I will try it on a spare slightly yellow PCE - and on a badly yellowed spare JP Dreamcast.
Best way i have seen is voltars method of getting a plastic container and lining it with foil and then covering the inside in uv led strips the kind you get on a reel. Means you dont have to rely on tbe sun as lets face it the uk is pretty crap for that. With the foil it reflects the uv all around for an even coating he props the stuff up on a clear stand so the uv can get underneath. Because they are leds they give off very little heat so you can just squirt your peroxide load onto your items then leave your items for days in it. Obviously large items will depend on how big a plastic tub you use
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