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    Default G1 Scourge restoration

    I was commissioned to restore a G1 Scourge back to a better state. I cleaned it up, disassembled him and gave the severely sun-faded pieces a hydrogen peroxide bath. I used 9% strength but I'm thinking I may have got better results with 12%. The sun fading is still slightly visible, but I'm sure you'll agree it's a huge improvement from what it was to start with.

    Interesting to note that the hydrogen peroxide did not effect the rub sign at all! Still works like new.

    I finished the job with a fresh set of stickers from reprolabels.com.

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    Nice work.
    Can you get the higher concentration of peroxide readily at the chemist?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChlorHex View Post
    Nice work.
    Can you get the higher concentration of peroxide readily at the chemist?
    Yeah, I've seen 6%, 9% and 12% in the hair section of Chemist Warehouse.

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    Awesome, all old scourges need a bath

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    That looks a million times better mate!

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    Nice work! Looks great!

    What was the charge?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juggernaut View Post
    Nice work! Looks great!

    What was the charge?
    Hard to say as it was a bundle deal (more than one restoration) and it was for trade, rather than cash.

    The bottle of H2O2 was about $8, the stickers $9, and then there's labour. I don't mean to be coy, but each custom/restoration job is so different, with its own obstacles and complexities, my habit is to quote each job as it comes.

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    So pretty...

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    Good job!

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    Thats a great effort, I have a few that I want to do that to when I have the chance

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