Orange marks on my Leia Boussh
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What I was thinking...reaction of the paint touching the bubble,
kieatky
Jedi Master
Maybe it just 'That time of the month' :roll: :lol:
kieatky
Jedi Master
Mrleemur said:
Gotta wipe it with something :lol:
kieatky
Jedi Master
Kids will be kids 
On a more serious note looks like it could be a case of Polymer Degradation. To quote something I've just read
"The degradation of plastics can be said to begin as soon as the polymer is synthesised, and is increased by residual stresses left by moulding processes. This can be followed by exposure to light (especially UV), humidity, oxygen, heat, bacteria and stress. Plastics can also be contaminated by other materials, including other plastics."
Maybe this card has been stored face down (with the figure resting on the bubble) for a long time and over the years the 2 different plastics have reacted in a negative way.
On a more serious note looks like it could be a case of Polymer Degradation. To quote something I've just read
"The degradation of plastics can be said to begin as soon as the polymer is synthesised, and is increased by residual stresses left by moulding processes. This can be followed by exposure to light (especially UV), humidity, oxygen, heat, bacteria and stress. Plastics can also be contaminated by other materials, including other plastics."
Maybe this card has been stored face down (with the figure resting on the bubble) for a long time and over the years the 2 different plastics have reacted in a negative way.
kieatky said:Kids will be kids
On a more serious note looks like it could be a case of Polymer Degradation. To quote something I've just read
"The degradation of plastics can be said to begin as soon as the polymer is synthesised, and is increased by residual stresses left by moulding processes. This can be followed by exposure to light (especially UV), humidity, oxygen, heat, bacteria and stress. Plastics can also be contaminated by other materials, including other plastics."
Maybe this card has been stored face down (with the figure resting on the bubble) for a long time and over the years the 2 different plastics have reacted in a negative way.
That's what I said! :x
:lol:
Interesting. Could be there's something to be said for storing cards back side down. Bloody science screwing around with our MOC's!
"The degradation of plastics can be said to begin as soon as the polymer is synthesised, and is increased by residual stresses left by moulding processes. This can be followed by exposure to light (especially UV), humidity, oxygen, heat, bacteria and stress. Plastics can also be contaminated by other materials, including other plastics."
Maybe this card has been stored face down (with the figure resting on the bubble) for a long time and over the years the 2 different plastics have reacted in a negative way.
That's what I said!
So did I , Barry
Maybe this card has been stored face down (with the figure resting on the bubble) for a long time and over the years the 2 different plastics have reacted in a negative way.
That's what I said!
So did I , Barry
kieatky
Jedi Master
:lol:
I was just too lazy to read the whole thread, googled 'polymer degradation', then copied and pasted (makes it look like I know what I'm talking about even though I'm thick as two short planks.....typical Wiganer :lol: :lol: :lol: )
I was just too lazy to read the whole thread, googled 'polymer degradation', then copied and pasted (makes it look like I know what I'm talking about even though I'm thick as two short planks.....typical Wiganer :lol: :lol: :lol: )
Section 8
Sith Lord
"typical Wiganer" :shock:
Your not that thick, you moved away.
Your not that thick, you moved away.
kieatky
Jedi Master
Section 8 said:"typical Wiganer" :shock:
Your not that thick, you moved away.
To be honest mate it was the best and the worst decision I've ever made....... just can't please some folk :lol:
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