Disc Artwork, Dying, Technique etc...
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by the invisible tree » Fri Apr 18, 2008 5:54 pm
I posted another topic about some cyclones that were dredged out of a lake. I left one sit in a water/bleach solution in the sun for about 4-5 days. It lightened the disc up to a light tan but the bottom is scaly and brittle. If I rub my hand across the bottom it feels like sandpaper and little flakes come off. I haven't thrown it yet but I doubt this helps the durability. It seems this might be a viable technique with a reduced application.
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by thcdiscs » Thu Oct 02, 2008 1:58 pm
I have used Goo Gone Extreme for cleaning disc dredged from water & it works great. You don't have to put it in a bath just some towells & a little elbow grease will get the most of it off. I have also heard citristrip works really well but have never tried it.
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