RIBW
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Just to complete the feedback, UV did not do any perceptible clearing. That was after a summer in better than usual sun!
Cheers
Bob
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Removing Red Diesel stain from plastic CAV bowl
- Thread starter RIBW
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Just to complete the feedback, UV did not do any perceptible clearing. That was after a summer in better than usual sun!
Cheers
Bob
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An age ago I worked as a shot blaster, blasting small valve fittings in a cabinet. The perspex cabinet window would eventually dull over and it was recovered by the polishers using their buffing wheels. If you can be bothered, small buffing wheels used on a typical electric drill and the associated polishing soap would reinstate the plastic clarity, assuming the mop will fit in the bowl.
Something like the these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zaeel-Poli...ds=drill+polishing+mop&qid=1573118354&sr=8-10
Also try an ultrasonic cleaner, they are quite remarkable at getting engrained dirt off
Something like the these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zaeel-Poli...ds=drill+polishing+mop&qid=1573118354&sr=8-10
Also try an ultrasonic cleaner, they are quite remarkable at getting engrained dirt off
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rib
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Just google asap cav filter glass bowl