What would be the best way to "reverse retrobrite" a new CD case to fit in with original PS1 cases that have yellowed? Would leaving it in the sun for a few days work, or should I use rit dye?
>PS1 cases that have yellowed...what? clean the fucking dirt and dead skin out that somehow got past your manual and gunked up the case plastic.
Buying a new one.
>>11992376Leaving it in direct sunlight would do the contrary and whiten something yellowed, you have to leave it behind a window or glass display which itself is in the sun for it to yellow. The process of yellowing is much longer than de-yellowing though.Also the idea is retarded to begin with.
>>11992376>should I use rit dye?You should talk to a mental health professional.
>>11992376none of my ps1 cases have yellowed anon
>>11992376don't you have any dead see scroll fragments to forge?
>>11992386Plastic yellows even if it's clear, anon>>11992479Congrats>>11992449>blablabla you're mentally illYou're a faggot>>11992440The only actual answer here>>11992587heh
Nail polish
>>11992376>What would be the best way to "reverse retrobrite"Time. What these faggot restorers don't realise is that if you bleach the plastic it yellows again twice as fast.Also yellowing is goated/
>>11992376Replace all your other dirty cases with new ones too if you do not want to clean them.
Maybe you can buy some boomer CD in an old case on eBay for a buck
>>11992376put the CD case in a box then smoke a carton of ciggies, exhaling all the smoke into the box.
