Re: [Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial

: [Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial OK. It looks like WD40 is the answer. Took less than 10 minutes and the dial is clean! Thanks to K8AC for suggesting it. 73, Jim K5JG Jim K5JG wrote: I bought some Goo Gone yesterday and spent two hours trying to get the residue off. Some of it loosened up

Re: [Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial

I bought some Goo Gone yesterday and spent two hours trying to get the residue off. Some of it loosened up and could be rubbed off, but there remains a layer that acts almost like it has become one with the plastic. Other suggestions that have been received include lighter fluid or Coleman

Re: [Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial

OK. It looks like WD40 is the answer. Took less than 10 minutes and the dial is clean! Thanks to K8AC for suggesting it. 73, Jim K5JG Jim K5JG wrote: I bought some Goo Gone yesterday and spent two hours trying to get the residue off. Some of it loosened up and could be rubbed off, but there

[Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial

I recently acquired an SPR-4 and want to reconfigure the crystal arrangement. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to clean off the adhesive residue left behind by 30-40 year-old stickers removed from the Frequency Selector Dial? I am reluctant to try anything stronger than Dawn and

Re: [Drakelist] SPR-4 Freq Selector Dial

Jim - you might consider Goo Gone - does a great job with left over adhesive residue. Have never seen it discolor a plasticbut caveat emptor! You can get this stuff just about anywhere. 73 -- Dino KL0S On 11Apr2010, at 2:54 PM, Jim K5JG wrote: I recently acquired an SPR-4 and want to