RE: Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling

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In Reply to: Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling posted by Charlie8521 on January 20, 2016 at 04:45:08:

Some of the old inks were solvent based and are reasonably rugged-
others never were - I am thinking of the white lettering used by equipment MFGrs like H H Scott, Fisher etc.
try mild detergent and water - warm works a bit better and is easier on your hands
Happy Listening

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Topic - Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling - Charlie8521 04:45:08 01/20/16 (3)

RE: Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling - The Dill 04:35:07 01/21/16 (0)

RE: Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling - 6bq5 11:09:22 01/20/16 (1)

DO NOT use anything damp on the EL34 or 5AR4 lettering... - Steve O 12:37:47 01/20/16 (0)

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RE: Cleaning Tubes w/o Destroying Stenciling - 6bq5 11:09:22 01/20/16 (1)

DO NOT use anything damp on the EL34 or 5AR4 lettering... - Steve O 12:37:47 01/20/16 (0)

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