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Any recommendations for reviving a plastic saddle?

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Dark Diggler:

--- Quote from: griff on August 03, 2015, 09:37 PM ---Just found out Mrs griff actually has some citric acid powder in stock (apparently it can be used for things other than restoring bike bits - imagine that?!)

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Yep, junkies use it when they cook gear on a spoon, although mrs griff may well just clean things with it.

griff:

--- Quote from: Dark Diggler on August 03, 2015, 10:13 PM ---
--- Quote from: griff on August 03, 2015, 09:37 PM ---Just found out Mrs griff actually has some citric acid powder in stock (apparently it can be used for things other than restoring bike bits - imagine that?!)

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Yep, junkies use it when they cook gear on a spoon, although mrs griff may well just clean things with it.

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Great tip  :daumenhoch:

Apparently oven pride can also be used to clean ovens  :D

oldschoolace:
I would tickle up the smooth bits as best you can and leave it at that, the textured stuff is far too textured on those Brooks saddles to be sanding

griff:

--- Quote from: oldschoolace on August 03, 2015, 10:22 PM ---I would tickle up the smooth bits as best you can and leave it at that, the textured stuff is far too textured on those Brooks saddles to be sanding

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What would you tickle them with?

oldschoolace:
Progressive grades of wet or dry followed by a polish. You can get plastic polishes but t cut or probably peek would work just as well on a black seat I imagine  :)

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