Is this how you guys clean figures ?
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Wait..is this Todd back in '92?? :lol:
I've only ever used soapy water on figures, Todd said he used Armor-all after cleaning his figures though (which is one product the guy in the video mentions) and he said there have been no problems so far..
PS: I had an inkling that it was coming but I decided to give the guy the benefit of the doubt because he seemed like he was an all original kind of guy..then RIGHT at the end he goes and mentions you can buy repro stickers to put on Star Wars vehicles - DOH :twisted:
I've only ever used soapy water on figures, Todd said he used Armor-all after cleaning his figures though (which is one product the guy in the video mentions) and he said there have been no problems so far..
PS: I had an inkling that it was coming but I decided to give the guy the benefit of the doubt because he seemed like he was an all original kind of guy..then RIGHT at the end he goes and mentions you can buy repro stickers to put on Star Wars vehicles - DOH :twisted:
beginner
Jedi Knight
there are many methods make a yellow Stormi clean, i'd heard about some they use baking soda and bit water (works well ?? )
i only have MOCs that's why i can't say more, and rest of the house my wife cleans ..... must ask her :roll:
i only have MOCs that's why i can't say more, and rest of the house my wife cleans ..... must ask her :roll:
tiefighterboy
Grand Master
Not me... :lol: :lol:
I heard on the internet that armor-all will make the figures self destruct 5 days after. :wink:
Seriously. Armour-all adds shine to them and drys up withinn a few months..no harm at all.
I heard on the internet that armor-all will make the figures self destruct 5 days after. :wink:
Seriously. Armour-all adds shine to them and drys up withinn a few months..no harm at all.
beginner
Jedi Knight
and found an old thread to this cleaner
http://www.starwarsforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=12017
http://www.starwarsforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=12017
tiefighterboy
Grand Master
beginner said:
At least I am consistent. :lol:
I also though could it be Todd :lol:
Why I ask, is I got some very dirty figures and vehicles from a childhood. I have never seen such dirty things :shock:
Normally I use soapy hot water or a wet cloth. I have never used a toothbrush. I also do not put all my figures in soapy water. I once put a death star commander
in soapy water and when I dried it with a cloth then the insigna was falling off
so now I always go around insigna so I do not make damage on them on other figures.
I have also seen some figures get a lot of white stuff on the legs and arms after I have had them in soapy water and dried them. The white stuff first came after I cleaned them. It could look a little bit like frosting :?
Could be cool to see videos of how other people clean them. But not videos like this one how to destroy your figures as I understand it :lol:
Why I ask, is I got some very dirty figures and vehicles from a childhood. I have never seen such dirty things :shock:
Normally I use soapy hot water or a wet cloth. I have never used a toothbrush. I also do not put all my figures in soapy water. I once put a death star commander
in soapy water and when I dried it with a cloth then the insigna was falling off
so now I always go around insigna so I do not make damage on them on other figures.I have also seen some figures get a lot of white stuff on the legs and arms after I have had them in soapy water and dried them. The white stuff first came after I cleaned them. It could look a little bit like frosting :?
Could be cool to see videos of how other people clean them. But not videos like this one how to destroy your figures as I understand it :lol:
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