Restoring Gross Yellowed Keyboard (Restoration)

On today's episode, we are taking a look at this 1990's Unysis Keyboard. It's really, and I mean, really dirty, full of lint and a layer of grease, but thankfully, it's working fine. This is the first time I tackle a Retrobright project, and I am quite satistified with the results. For anyone wondering, I used a 40 Volume Hydrogen Peroxide solution, leaving the pieces under UV lights for 2 days. The results speak for themselves. Nothing like using a Microsoft 95 emulator to test a nice retro keyboard. Enjoy!
#restoration #antique #retro

[@zexalex]

Keys are still yelllow because they were not exposed correctly to UV

[@BackyardRestorationsOfficial]

Hi! Some of the shots came out looking a bit yellower, due to room lighting, but the keys came out in the correct color. The issue is that some people bleach them, by using a too strong hydrogen peroxide solution.

[@clarasabalette3312]

Nice work !!!!!!

[@emmajames-bg8gg]

Amazingg🔥🔥

[@ScottJohnson-v1r]

The worst part was being ISO

[@TheAvepunga]

Shits nasty yo

[@BackyardRestorationsOfficial]

Damn straight