So there's a concoction out there for old skool gaming consoles and 80s computers that you can slather on and take off all the weathering and nicotine that happened over the decades. Has anyone used it on clear masks that are gross and yellow now? Would the formula make the flexible parts brittle/compromise safety?
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There is a product called Sea Glow that has had decent results. -
The JT proflex community would know.
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I’ve used sole bright on yellowed dye stickies before, it works fine.My Feedback
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This topic interests me. I bought one of the new JT clear flex’s and not even half a season into owning them the frame was yellowing. I was and still am pissed I got duped by the claims “no yellowing!” this time around.
I think I’m going to give this a try and make a thread on the results one day: https://fabessole.com/products/secre...iant=375636223Comment
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Oh cool, alternatives! It only came up as a discussion for me because I've been seeing yellowed clears. I had an ize a long time ago but could only find my purple ize last year so I don't need to do it.Comment
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Slather conditioner on it for a week make sure is does not dry outComment
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Yeah retrobright and "flex soup"
Flex soup is what jt flex guys use. Might be retrobright.
It works, these things.Comment
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