Finally got around to tackling some of the discolored track. Here's what I did and I used Clairol Pure White 40- https://amzn.to/3ZrtpX4
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I heard about using peroxide to clean the track. I didn’t correlate it to hair bleach, I was thinking the one for wounds, it’s like 70%...
It should work on the signs too I imagine. Although it seems they were cast in different plastic, as some seem white, while others are greyish. I def have a few yellow-ish ones though.
Do you think it would affect the lines on the first-gen track?
I’m not sure I wanna try this on all 300+ of my track pieces, but it definitely made a difference, nice work Mike..
It should work on the signs too I imagine. Although it seems they were cast in different plastic, as some seem white, while others are greyish. I def have a few yellow-ish ones though.
Do you think it would affect the lines on the first-gen track?
I’m not sure I wanna try this on all 300+ of my track pieces, but it definitely made a difference, nice work Mike..
You may need to go to a beauty supply store to get the Clairol 40 or Amazon.com-Clairol Pure White 40- https://amzn.to/3ZrtpX4
