David Shoemaker wrote:
> I have found a pink pearl eraser dos a pretty good job
I like their (Pink Pearl) dual erasers - the ones with the pink pencil
and blue ink eraser as one unit. The blue eraser works very well for
polishing legs and copper - almost as well as the more aggressive
fibreglass pens. The pink side is a bit soft and is only useful for
removing tarnish from the silver legs such as on the Namco custom ICs,
but th eblue side works faster and you can use less pressure to get the
same results.
John :-#)#
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> From: Clay Cowgill
> Sent: Monday, August 15, 2011 6:32 PM
> To: vectorlist@vectorlist.org
> Subject: RE: VECTOR: Heisenbugs in my Tempest
>
> >Someday I should break out my tripod and do a tutorial video on chip
> cleaning. I'll add that to the to-do list.
>
> A few years back I took a bunch of pictures of how to do
> that (working on Namco customs in GK's Galaga, IIRC), admittely I
> don't know where they are right this moment. ;-) Some places (MCM
> maybe?) still sell the little fiberglass cleaning 'pencils' that you
> just rub against the legs to polish them up. I have a couple
> from ages ago and they do the job nicely.
>
> -Clay
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