/wsr/ - Identifying the yellowing on this DS1 controller - Worksafe Requests

Anonymous

Identifying the yellowing on t(...) 07/21/24(Sun)22:31:04 No.1477045

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Identifying the yellowing on this DS1 controller Anonymous 07/21/24(Sun)22:31:04 No.1477045 Archived

Hello. Just as the headline states - I have copped a secondhand DS1/PS1 controller in emerald green locally, and I am genuinely curious about the uh...yellowing that is shown around most of the "edge" areas; but especially most heavily concentrated around the shoulder buttons.

Any anons good with identifying as to whether this might be either due to:

>smoking residue/exposure
>urine/piss
>immense and consistent light exposure
>etc/misc guesses?

Anonymous
07/21/24(Sun)22:36:45 No.1477046

Anonymous 07/21/24(Sun)22:36:45 No.1477046

>>1477045
Sun damage

Anonymous
07/21/24(Sun)22:40:23 No.1477047

Anonymous 07/21/24(Sun)22:40:23 No.1477047

>>1477046

Huh. Well hopefully this and/or smoke is the most likely culprit (and not piss), lol...that's all that matters/that im worried about here.

Anonymous
07/21/24(Sun)22:42:37 No.1477048

Anonymous 07/21/24(Sun)22:42:37 No.1477048

>>1477047
You could open it and see if it's on the inside.

Anonymous
07/22/24(Mon)06:31:55 No.1477090

Anonymous 07/22/24(Mon)06:31:55 No.1477090

cheeto dust

Anonymous
07/22/24(Mon)22:06:45 No.1477241

Anonymous 07/22/24(Mon)22:06:45 No.1477241

>>1477047
its piss do not even question it
[spoiler]nearly all plastic stuff like controllers or handheld consoles have this yellowing as the plastic gets older, I have no idea but it is pretty common. it could also be due to greasy hands, or piss even. only way to find out is to give it a lick[/spoiler]

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)01:43:43 No.1477264

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)01:43:43 No.1477264

stick it out in the sun for a few days and it will go away.