Peroxyding white MIP parts?

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Peroxyding white MIP parts?

Post by Lonestar »

Hi Folks,

has anyone tried H2O2 on white MIP plastics? Do they react like AE's nylons, or more like RPM's?

I have some steering bellcranks that need a bit of TLC...

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Re: Peroxyding white MIP parts?

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I think the mip bellcranks are probably ok. They are glass filled nylon. I'd probably do the simple green and healthy scrub first though.

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Re: Peroxyding white MIP parts?

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Hi Joe

thanks for the info. I would have thought that they would sustain the H2O2 bath indeed, the material does look similar to AE for sure.

They have yellowed considerably. I will clean them first of course, but that won't be enough!

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Re: Peroxyding white MIP parts?

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Yeah the set I have is darker than the associated parts. I kinda think that's how they were.

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