'yellowing' remover

[cb951303]

I'm pretty sure somewhere on the web there was a very simple but powerful formula (only 3 ingredients I think) made with everyday-use materials that removes the yellowing on cream hardware. I just can't find the link. Any ideas?

Thanks

EDIT: Found it -> http://classic-computers.org.nz/blog/2008-12-30-de-yellowing-old-cases.htm
this stuff is dangerous, use protective wear (gogles and gloves) before using it

[itlnstln]

I have seen lam47 and Chloe use just toothpaste with fantastic results.

[itlnstln]

http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?t=936&highlight=toothpaste <- Check it.

[cb951303]

it actually looks really good.

but if anyone knows what I'm talking about I would still appreciate the help.

thanks

[cb951303]

ok found it: http://classic-computers.org.nz/blog/2008-12-30-de-yellowing-old-cases.htm

thanks

EDIT: this stuff is dangerous, use protective wear (gogles and gloves) before using it

[itlnstln]

This, too, looks like a good solution.  It appears to be a little less manual than the toothpaste method.

[ta497636]

I had to tryed a 50% (w/w) H2O2.
But its too damger for my fingles.

[lowpoly]

I'm going to try that soon.

[FKSSR]

Man, these threads are popping up all over the place here.

I haven't had a need to clean up yellowed parts, yet, but I'm hopefully going to get some old keyboards from my gf's parents' house and my parents' house soon.  If so, they may be yellowed.  I'd rather not mess with this process, obviously, but if I do, I'll post results.