Also to clean the yellow off, don't use 'Aceton' (Not sure if that's the English name as well. It's some solvent I've used on one of my Sams) Not only does the yellow disappear but so does the SAM-logo plus the plastic casing itself, if rubbed long enough !
Frans
Stephen Longhurst wrote:
You've got to admit that it looks like an impressive machine though. Very
good condition (assuming the photos are genuine), and is that a Messenger
Speccy Interface?Does anyone know if there's a method of removing the yellowing of ages from
a once shiny white Sam?Cheers,
Steve[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: SAM on eBay> If you're desperate for a SAM and you're quick, check out
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