Hi, welcome to a One Minute Tech Tip: What do you do if you got a nice instrument like this and maybe you want to resell it on eBay for example and it's in beautiful condition except for the fact it's got this horrible sticky residue on it. how do you get rid of it? Well, an easy way to do it is using one of these plastic pencil erasers that you've probably got lying around. No need for chemicals, so you just get in there with a bit of elbow grease and rub and you need a bit of force on there And it does make a little bit of a mess, but it's better than using harsh chemicals and it's something you've got to hand as well. Beautiful.

Look at that that is done. and if there is any stubborn stuff left, just get one of these uh, isopropanol wipes and just give it a final little clean once again with a little bit of ELP elbow grease and that should get any remaining stuff off and there's a result. Beautiful undamaged plastic with without chemicals like a bought one. and it also works great on these annoying security stickers that leave behind this horrible pattern like that.

And before you rub it, you just want to, uh, put some tape down there just to cover those holes so they don't get clogged up. Look at that. What a Bobby desler And there you go. A beautiful result.

It did require more elbow grease than the other type, but it worked. a treat and it didn't damage any of the silk screen labeling either. Beautiful! So I hope you found that short. Tech Tip: Useful! Yes, there are chemical ways to do it.

Goon, for example, is a popular one in the US but I don't think you can get that here in Australia And well, these I mean everyone's got a couple of plastic erasers lying around. catch you next time.