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how to clean smokestains on your msx

poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 17:06   
In my sad quest to build an enormous pile of msx-es, I recently acquired another fine specimen to add
to the heap of junk. This fine specimen is in fact a sony hitbit,and SHOULD be white,but the previous owner must have had
a smoking habit that stained the white into a horrid yellowish white. Now, I tried cleaning it with this alcohol foam stuff,but it doesn't realy have satisfying results. You can still see what the original colour should be under the keys.
Now,does anyone have an idea what to use for this?


manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3368
Posted: July 24 2005, 17:31   
it may also be yellwoed because of the influence of the sun light. I heard some people use toothpaste to polish it to get the colour back... What MSXes are in your stack?
poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 17:50   
ehmm quite some, most of the nms series (except the 8000 and 8010), no 2+ and turbo r's though.
hb 201P black, ehh sanyo wavy (that grey blue one), one by fenner,daewoo dpc something
I think all in all about...20? hehe not THAT much yet,but on my way ^_^

wolf_
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msx legend
Posts: 4629
Posted: July 24 2005, 18:10   
I've 2 MSX'es ... I'm normal
Samor
msx professional
Posts: 841
Posted: July 24 2005, 18:45   
hey, me too. Can I be a member of your "normal" group?

(I don't have a moonsound though )

poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 18:46   
it's great being abnormal
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:17   
Quote:

I've 2 MSX'es ... I'm normal

so, if you have more MSX'es, you're even more normal... then I'm simply way beyond normal.
wolf_
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msx legend
Posts: 4629
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:30   
one or two of the same kind of MSX is kinda ok.. (a change from 8245 to 8250 can be logical, if you want more hardware-changes, or your 45 drive gave the pipe to me) (don't ask )

but say 10 MSX1's, 10 MSX2's, 10 MSX2+'s, and a turbo R is .. well, way beyond what I call 'sane'
BodyHammeR
msx addict
Posts: 486
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:37   
Only one turbo R?
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:40   
Quote:

or your 45 drive gave the pipe to me) (don't ask )

For that joke you do have your name with you indeed
poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:45   
Ah wolf_, they look nice on my racks mounted to the wall...a nice little museum
And for video, the 8280 realy rules... and 2 diskdrives, ace !
Still....a zemmix would be nice luckily I know some koreans....perhaps one day.....
poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:46   
actually,the reason why I like msx so much is the diversity of designs... a lot REALY are well designed,like the HB201P from sony.
MSX stands out in variety (in compartison to the boring 64 for instance)

Samor
msx professional
Posts: 841
Posted: July 24 2005, 19:50   
I guess. I just have 2 philips models though (the 8235 and 8250) - I quite like the 8250 model (and keyboard)

I guess they also happen to be the most common models here (NL)

poke-1,170
msx professional
Posts: 855
Posted: July 24 2005, 20:08   
true...and the 8020

snout

msx legend
Posts: 4991
Posted: July 24 2005, 20:47   
More tips can be found in this classic MRC forum topic
 
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