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Old 02-23-2020, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Kuehn View Post
Try a heat gun and quickly wipe the excess wax off. They often look as new underneath that old dirty wax.
If the wax is soft you can scrape it with a fingernail. If you have a lousy soldering iron you can swipe it over the coating to melt and clarify it....I tend to use cheap garage sale irons that fail every 1-4 years so I don't mind doing things like that to them.

If you ever find a set that was used a long time with a badly leaking cap the cap will have bubbles all over it, and the ends will be melted out....
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