Briggs wrote:Ratking wrote:Anyoe got a safe way to remove corosion from Omega Supreme battery compartment? Got a few ideas but I don't want to damage plastic in the process.
I'd like to know this too, and how to get basic gunk off figures, is there a harmless solutions i could whip up?
I had the same problem with my G2 Brawl. I let the part soak in a cup of Coca-Cola, then used a tooth brush to brush the battery acid off. Most of it came off, just a bit of the more stubborn tuff remained. If you're weary about the soda possibly dying your figures, don't try this. Mine showed no signs of and discoloration, but I wouldn't risk it with a white or similarly colored piece.
And I have a question, too!
Well, back in October of '05, I bought myself "played with" G1 Soundwave. The usual, sticker wear, loose joints, no accessories, etc. 20 bucks, so not bad. However, my dad decided he wanted to play with him and ended up snapping his neck in two (the round part that fits into the groove inside his head came detached from the "column" piece). I Krazy glued (ftw).
Well, for two years of win... Yesterday, as I was playing around with Soundwave (being careful as always), his neck snapped again (same place, glue just came undone). I figure I can use Krazy glue and let him be alright for another two years, but does anyone have a permanent solution? I actually Gorilla Glue, but it foams, which meant the head did not fit properly, and so had to come off. I do have a TRU US Reissue Soundwave coming via UPS shortly, and I figure perhaps I could repro the neck piece, but A) Its a bit risky, and B) I'm not sure if it would work anyway.
Soundwave is my favorite, and it would really be nice if I could get him back together again, so help here would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.