Curing sticky rubber finish on PURE DAB radios

I have already stripped the climate & radio controls of their softened coating with hot soapy water (while the head unit was out for repair, so not entirely ...

How do I clean a Pure ONE radio that feels sticky?! - Mumsnet

I just cleaned my dab pure radio in seconds. Remembered an old trick we did in the fire service to clean black rubber fire boots. Shoe polish!

Sticky Finish on Pure Dab Radio - removal - Page 1 - PistonHeads

As title says, my pure dab radio has a horrible matte finish which has turned sticky. Hence fluff etc sticks to it if you dust it. Horrible ...

Pure “One" DAB and FM Radio - Case Goes Yucky Sticky – A Fix

amounts of methylated spirits with a number of rags, and a vigorous cleaning action, to remove the original rubbery coating, leaving a bright ...

Tag Archives: How to clean sticky radios - The SWLing Post

We're shared a number of posts here about how well the product “Purple Power” cleans the sticky residue off of portable radios than once had a rubberized ...

How to Clean Sticky Rubber : 4 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

The first method I'm going to show is using Isopropyl. Isopropyl is what is known as a synthetic alcohol and can be found in things like shaving creme, ...

Radio - Plastic Has Become Sticky. How Best To Clean?

Thanks all. I've successfully cleaned it with wet wipes and after a bit of scrubbing the stickiness is gone. Interestingly, it is the same Pure ...

Pure DAB radio, matte finish turned sticky. - Whirlpool Forums

Had a non-slip rubber coated wind up emergency radio that went all sticky on me. It was cheap so I just ditched it. Wondering if rather than ...

Sticky radio cases! - Lounge - Naim Audio - Community

I am quite sure this is just old plastic finishes but the radios are great. Has anyone suggestions about painted layers etc that get rid if the stickiness? I ...

How To Remove Sticky "Gummy" Coatings From Electronic Devices

How to remove sticky, gummy rubberized coatings from all types of electronic devices/gadgets with plastic housings, especially handheld ...

Mike's solution for sticky radios | The SWLing Post

After experementing with cotton balls/pads, and using window cleaner and other liquid agents, I managed to decently remove the gummy coating ...

Removing sticky rubber grip ( Secondhand Radio )

If it is a silicon rubber coating, then the problem may be oils. I believe the silicon rubbers contain oils, one of the reasons that they have ...

Remove Sticky Rubber From Music Gear! (Quick and Easy Fix)

Quickly fix this super irritating problem with sticky rubber surfaces on your music gear and studio equipment!

How to Fix Sticky Plastic with one simple ingredits

After a little research, I found that some plastic items have some sort of coating that breaks down over time and becomes sticky. The trick is ...

What would take this sticky stuff off safely? : r/Detailing - Reddit

Get the 90+ percent rubbing alcohol and change out your cloth or paper towels frequently. It will take time but eventually the degraded rubber ...

How to cure "stickiness" on walkie-talkie rubber components

I have had good results when using talcum powder on sticky rubber and plastic surfaces. This is not a solution that takes away the problem ...

Coating of my hardware is becoming sticky - Gearspace

I used Rubber Renue as suggested to try and clean mine. I can tell you that it will strip the rubber off of this device which was not what I ...

Sticky Stereo Buttons | Detailing World Forum

Had this around my navigation too where the radio buttons and ac vents. I used some petrol, the clear solvent. Its a natural degreaser and we ...

Rubberized coating gone sticky... - Topic - SIGforum.com

But before I did mine I used several CHEAP Eton E100 Radios which had same sticky coating. You can buy these as cheap as $20 non-working and try ...

Removing the sticky rubber soft touch : r/logitechharmony - Reddit

The pumice is a slightly more abrasive than toothpaste and removes the stickiness without damaging the underlying plastic. Don't get the goop in ...