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Ive got a Time Pilot Bezel that is really dirty. I wanna clean it, but afraid the art will fade when I do. What's the best way to clean 'em?
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My favorite cleaning method for cardboard bezels is to throw them away and buy plastic ones.
Try the old "whitewash" and spray paint them black, maybe?
I thought the art was on the glass on those. Or did they use cardboard underlay?
If it's the black cardboard, I just wipe em off with a damp towel, and then shoot some flat black on em.
If they are in decent shape, otherwise I just make new ones.
Or you can always go with Plastic, but they look funny to me..
My favorite cleaning method for cardboard bezels is to throw them away and buy plastic ones.![]()
I thought the art was on the glass on those. Or did they use cardboard underlay?
If it's the black cardboard, I just wipe em off with a damp towel, and then shoot some flat black on em.
If they are in decent shape, otherwise I just make new ones.
Or you can always go with Plastic, but they look funny to me..
Ive got a Time Pilot Bezel that is really dirty. I wanna clean it, but afraid the art will fade when I do. What's the best way to clean 'em?
I cleaned my Time Pilot Bezel with a little mean green on a paper towel.
And, I actually filmed it!
Here's a link that starts right where I clean it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=U...=7ycLYevDUyQ&feature=player_detailpage&t=2181
And, the whole video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ycLYevDUyQ&feature=c4-overview&list=UU0zwTpEMt8IsETC7mv9Tt3g