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Subject: Re: Cleaning up nasty Apples
From: mystix@direct.ca@direct.ca
Date: 2000/03/05
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Society For Orange Pavement
References: <38BC96D9.F05DCB4@webzone.net> <38C1717C.9FB73D25@ameritech.net> <38C20801.3E4A232E@webzone.net>
Reply-to: mystix@NOSPAMdirect.ca

In <38C20801.3E4A232E@webzone.net>, Stingray <stingray@webzone.net> writes:
>Dave McIntyre wrote:
>
>>  Any suggestions for getting rid of the yellowing?  I've been tempted
>> to try my sandblaster. Don't laugh, it could work..
>>
>>
>
>As long as you were using a really fine grain sand, and intend to repaint it
>when finished, I think it would work. I've got a ratty old IIe that I'm
>considering doing this to. Why not?

Why not get it professionally airbrushed? I've heard of PC towers done in this
method. I'm sure a unique design or even a mini mural would be cool on a GS
case.

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