I just received my first set of Titan silicone rings. They really look nice. I chose to start in a moderate way with all white. I did not find a topic on the best way to keep them clean. I know they will be much easier than rubber rings. Should I use Novus 1, Scrubbing Bubbles, Magic Eraser or something else? I want something where I do not have to worry about damage to playfield or plastics. Thanks----
For these and normal rubbers, I like pinball life rubber cleaner. Plant based non toxic, and priced reasonable. Also works good on the white wall tires on my friends motorcycle we found.
Quoted from jecase:I just received my first set of Titan silicone rings. They really look nice. I chose to start in a moderate way with all white. I did not find a topic on the best way to keep them clean. I know they will be much easier than rubber rings. Should I use Novus 1, Scrubbing Bubbles, Magic Eraser or something else? I want something where I do not have to worry about damage to playfield or plastics. Thanks----
1. Try wiping with a plain microfiber cloth first. If still dirty,
2. Spray a little Novus 1 on a microfiber cloth and wipe the rings.
It's that easy.
This is all I've ever used with Perfect Play and Titan silicone rings.
I love this stuff. Its all i use for cleaning the rubbers.
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/CP-100
Quoted from SUPERBEE:I love this stuff. Its all i use for cleaning the rubbers.
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/CP-100
That what I use.
I am assuming that the Marco cleaner is petroleum based since it says no water. I understand that Novus is water based. It sounds like about half of you prefer a petroleum product and half a water based material. On newer machines, I think I would prefer a water based material if it was equally effective.
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