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How to clean a Williams WPC89 Board with some little acid damage ?

By aurelwap

5 years ago


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#12 5 years ago

Buy a new board, even if you neautralize it, the headaches and inconsistenies are not worth the time and effort. I stopped repairing these boards years ago.

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