Sorry to bump an old thread, but I don't like creating new ones if its not needed.
First, it appears lumpydog submerged the parts. While I have not done super extensive research on retr0bright, this seems like a better idea than coating repeatedly. I also know that with gel one can cover with plastic wrap. But I like the idea of dunking since it may provide the most even coverage and eliminates dry out 100%. Has anyone else done the dunk method versus the gel application?
Second. I feel I may have to try this in summer for best results on cases, but I would like to give a go this winter when for mice, keyboards, etc. It seems that UV lamps are hit or miss. Has anyone found a lamp that works perfectly for this application? I happen to own several UV high output lamps but lack starters and ballasts for them. Plus they are dangerous as they emit massive amounts of UVC. These are actually used for face tanners in tanning beds where clad glass and MUG6 glass is used as a filter. Maybe this summer I will create a box for one.
First, it appears lumpydog submerged the parts. While I have not done super extensive research on retr0bright, this seems like a better idea than coating repeatedly. I also know that with gel one can cover with plastic wrap. But I like the idea of dunking since it may provide the most even coverage and eliminates dry out 100%. Has anyone else done the dunk method versus the gel application?
Second. I feel I may have to try this in summer for best results on cases, but I would like to give a go this winter when for mice, keyboards, etc. It seems that UV lamps are hit or miss. Has anyone found a lamp that works perfectly for this application? I happen to own several UV high output lamps but lack starters and ballasts for them. Plus they are dangerous as they emit massive amounts of UVC. These are actually used for face tanners in tanning beds where clad glass and MUG6 glass is used as a filter. Maybe this summer I will create a box for one.