How to remove the Paint Graphic from NSM Festival ES 160 front window
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:53 pm
Hi folks, this worked for me ON MY Perspex, It might not work for all...
*So, please test an inconspicuous area before going full on, to ensure the perspex won't cloud.
I used Cellulose thinners (from Halfords Ireland / UK)
This very easily removed the Photo paint image from the plastic front without clouding the plastic...
Using a soft brush for application and roll of kitchen paper to remove...
Especially useful when the internal image is scratched from carriage removal etc...
Restoration purists might cringe, however I think it looks cool to see the carriage in action.
This works especially well for NSM Festival ES 160 Jukebox...
See attached photos as a guide...
*So, please test an inconspicuous area before going full on, to ensure the perspex won't cloud.
I used Cellulose thinners (from Halfords Ireland / UK)
This very easily removed the Photo paint image from the plastic front without clouding the plastic...
Using a soft brush for application and roll of kitchen paper to remove...
Especially useful when the internal image is scratched from carriage removal etc...
Restoration purists might cringe, however I think it looks cool to see the carriage in action.
This works especially well for NSM Festival ES 160 Jukebox...
See attached photos as a guide...