Thrifted some speakers for $20? Let’s clean up that sticky situation!
Summary
- Using isopropyl alcohol and a plastic razor blade can help remove stubborn glue
- Nail polish remover with acetone is an alternative if isopropyl alcohol isn’t effective
- Consider the sun exposure of the plastic before deciding on restoration
Getting Down to Business
If isopropyl alcohol didn’t cut it, maybe nail polish remover with acetone is the way to go. As MoveDifficult1908 suggests, the acetone can work wonders on that stubborn glue
Considering Restoration
Shitcoinfinder raises a valid point about the sun exposure of the plastic. Take a closer look before deciding whether the restoration is worth it
Community Tips
lowlife9 recommends using isopropyl alcohol along with a plastic razor blade. It might take some elbow grease, but it’s worth a shot
Remember, patience and persistence are key in any refurbishing project. Good luck with your speaker restoration journey