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Cleaning playfield posts (colored ones) question.

By Rat_Tomago

8 years ago



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#4 8 years ago

With the green, be careful of the dye leaching into the soapy water. I can tell you that simple green will damage the color as it happened to me.

Novus 1 and some water overnight is your best bet. Dish soap is also fine as suggested as long as it is a mild dish soap. You're only trying to loosen up the dried rubber.

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