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Model Forum / General / Models / October 2006removing my paw prints from chrome
Well during the great October blizzard of 2006 (we got over 2 feet), I spent all day friday at the bench building one of the new Revell 1/6 Plymouth Hemi Dragster engines. It's just about done but I did manage to get a lot of greasey fingerprings on the chrome. I tried just a soft cloth but it just seemed to smear. Anyone have a good solution for cleaning up the chrome without doing damage? > Well during the great October blizzard of 2006 (we got over 2 feet), I > spent all day friday at the bench building one of the new Revell 1/6 > Plymouth Hemi Dragster engines. It's just about done but I did manage > to get a lot of greasey fingerprings on the chrome. I tried just a > soft cloth but it just seemed to smear. Anyone have a good solution > for cleaning up the chrome without doing damage? Isopropynol alcohol or methylated spirit . Windex maybe or just palian old dish soap and water.  SignatureKevin (Bluey) "I'm not young enough to know everything." bluey69@west.net.com.au > Well during the great October blizzard of 2006 (we got over 2 feet), I > spent all day friday at the bench building one of the new Revell 1/6 > Plymouth Hemi Dragster engines. It's just about done but I did manage > to get a lot of greasey fingerprings on the chrome. I tried just a > soft cloth but it just seemed to smear. Anyone have a good solution > for cleaning up the chrome without doing damage? Lucky you! When the storm hit on Friday the 13th, we were without electrical power for a week. And because of water in the basement, we lost gas for about five days. The only time I went into the garage (where my workbench is) was to get firewood. That one sucked! > Well during the great October blizzard of 2006 (we got over 2 feet), I > spent all day friday at the bench building one of the new Revell 1/6 > Plymouth Hemi Dragster engines. It's just about done but I did manage > to get a lot of greasey fingerprings on the chrome. I tried just a > soft cloth but it just seemed to smear. Anyone have a good solution > for cleaning up the chrome without doing damage? === Try using Pledge (plain - not the lemon scented one) dusting cleaner. I used Pledge on my A/C canopies for that purpose and to avoid the cloud when using c/a glue. Ray Austin, TX === |
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