I have outlined my experiences and techniques for removing yellowing here: https://a4000bear.neocities.org/overclock/Retrobrite
There are also pictures of the process being done on a VIC-20 case.
De-yellowing your VIC-20 case
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Re: De-yellowing your VIC-20 case
a4000bear wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2023 6:53 pm I have outlined my experiences and techniques for removing yellowing here: https://a4000bear.neocities.org/overclock/Retrobrite
There are also pictures of the process being done on a VIC-20 case.
I did look at this but the cost of a plastic tub,uv lamp( no sun in England ) and retrobrite was a bit to expensive for what I wanted for one Vic20 case.
Thanks again for the link
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Re: De-yellowing your VIC-20 case
You don't need the UV lamp, but if you don't have one keep the container somewhere warm (do you have an airing cupboard?) and be prepared to wait a few days, and it will change color eventually.