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Not sure where to put this, so I picked the this area.
I restored my Tachometer, and it went very well.
I need to replace the face on my Speedo, and the odometers numbers are quite yellowed.
I would like not to ruin them, and advice on "unyellowing" the numbers. I know solvents will remove the numbers, and I don't want that. I see a lot of old odometers fixed, and the numbers look pretty fresh and white. Are people just replacing them with the gears and bits from a newer model, or is there a trade secret cleaning agent that will make them look better?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I restored my Tachometer, and it went very well.
I need to replace the face on my Speedo, and the odometers numbers are quite yellowed.
I would like not to ruin them, and advice on "unyellowing" the numbers. I know solvents will remove the numbers, and I don't want that. I see a lot of old odometers fixed, and the numbers look pretty fresh and white. Are people just replacing them with the gears and bits from a newer model, or is there a trade secret cleaning agent that will make them look better?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.