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Sarah
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04/03/2008 11:13 pm  

Does anyone know how to clean the plastic portions of the Plia chair? I purchased 10 vintage Plia chairs (8 clear and 2 smoked) from a thrift store and each has a small, sticky price sticker or price sticker residue on it. I'm not sure what product to use that will not damage the plastic. Any suggestions would be helpful.


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Robert Leach
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05/03/2008 12:12 am  

Most
Most Metal or Chrome cleaners are good for acrylic and plastics
I'm in the UK
T-Cut or Autosol are good here


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05/03/2008 2:35 am  

soap and warm water with a...
soap and warm water with a soft cloth should do it. let it soak for a few minutes first.


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Sarah
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05/03/2008 4:55 am  

Thank you!
Thank you!


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william-holden-...
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05/03/2008 5:32 am  

lighter fluid
...works like a charm on all sticky residue, never damages any material. (Even works on sticker residue on paper-- books, for instance; dries invisibly.)


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william-holden-...
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05/03/2008 5:33 am  

followed up by Flitz plastic polish
(...removes minor scratches and dirt.)


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azurechicken (USA)
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05/03/2008 7:41 am  

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A little alcohol...watch out with all the cleaners...warm water and a paper towel.You can get some strange reactions with all the others...


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