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it seems to be in very good shape, unlike the body






The TQ10 had a black motor plate and didnt come with the rear chassis plate at lest the one i purchased new back in the day didnt. I have never seen a black chassis plate only gold.Asso_man! wrote:does anyone know if the original motor plate was blackthe rear chassis plate is unfortunately missing, but most of the graphite chassis seem to lack them and a NIP one is not very common and once it appears prices are going crazy... I'll try to do one by myself with an old chassis...
Firstly, I washed them with a toothbrush and dishwash soap, then I let them soak for 1 hour in a chlorine solution (Javel water) slightly diluted with water. Well it helps to whiten them, but the parts were already in great shape and there was no oil or grease stains at all, so it was quite an easy job.Dr. Robotnik wrote:Your latest restoration is looking great as usual. I have a couple of qeustions though. How did you clean the white parts? and what product did you use to whiten them? e.g. what brands? Cheers for any help.
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