I got the same suggestion a couple months ago. Wonder how many of these packages have been purchased.I go to buy some TSP from Amazon and look what you scrub donkeys have done to Amazon...
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I go to buy some TSP from Amazon and look what you scrub donkeys have done to Amazon...
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Old news, friend, old news.
....It took me longer to oil the chips than it did to clean them!
Does anyone know if I can clean Unicorn chips with an ultrasonic and faux-TSP?
stop making such amazing custom sets please.... thank youNice n clean. Got 600 ready. Working on the last 400 later on
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Damn dude, that set turned out awesome. Can’t wait to see it in play.Nice n clean. Got 600 ready. Working on the last 400 later on
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Anyone have experience using a US cleaner to spruce up grungy old acrylic racks? Use the same cleaning solution? Timing or temperature matter much?
Just purchased mine today. Same thing. Too funny!I got the same suggestion a couple months ago. Wonder how many of these packages have been purchased.
Agree with this.. I have cleaned some pretty dingey, old, nasty racks and they come out much cleaner. If they are heavily yellowed, they will remain with a tint of yellow and the scratches are still very evident. Do not expect to see a clear, close to new rack. I was very happy with the results though.Yes, I've thrown the odd old plastic rack in the ultrasonic bath between chip batches. Usually run about a minute or so. They do come out clean, but scratches are scratches.
How long did that take you @allforcharity?My table can hold 936 chips. How do I know this? Because I just cleaned 935 of them.
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The oiling starts tomorrow night, I suppose.
My table can hold 936 chips. How do I know this? Because I just cleaned 935 of them.
The oiling starts tomorrow night, I suppose.