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Subject Topic: Yellowing MH sink help! Post Reply Post New Topic
Personashley66
26/3/2014 at 10:31pm
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Any ideas how to remove they yellowing
from a plastic motor home sink we would be very grateful for your top tips


Personjeff juke
27/3/2014 at 9:43am
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I would rub the sink down with a very fine wet and dry sand paper then mask what u dont want paint on.The paint id use is Plastikote which comes in a variety of colours as well as for certain jobs.

B&Q sell it and it makes a good job but be careful when spraying as it does not harden straight away and will run if not put on in thin coats.

Picture is just an example




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Personashley66
27/3/2014 at 9:58am
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The sink is plastic not enaml but thanks anyways


Personmichell8
27/3/2014 at 10:12am
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You could paint a plastic sink with Plasticote but it would probably end up looking worse than just left yellow, some paint can react with plastic & melt it. It depends if the yellow is on the surface or the plastic has chemically reacted with light & its all the way through. You could try rubbing a small section with Tcut to see if it comes white & if so then Tcut the whole thing then polish back to a shine..


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27/3/2014 at 10:17am
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It does not matter the picture was an EXAMPLE of what they make.You can buy it suitable for plastics as well it has 100s of uses .

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27/3/2014 at 10:21am
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Quote: Originally posted by michell8 on 27/3/2014
You could paint a plastic sink with Plasticote but it would probably end up looking worse than just left yellow, some paint can react with plastic & melt it. It depends if the yellow is on the surface or the plastic has chemically reacted with light & its all the way through. You could try rubbing a small section with Tcut to see if it comes white & if so then Tcut the whole thing then polish back to a shine..


I disagree with you as a few on here has reported back on what an excellent job its done.

It will not MELT anything as long as you chose the right stuff for the right job.



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Personmichell8
27/3/2014 at 12:20pm
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Tbf, painting a discoloured sink falls into the 'life's too short' catergory, if it won't polish out, I'd leave it as is.


PersonBill Terry
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I have used PlastiKote on sinks and other things, Spray a very light coat and leave for 10 mins, then a second light coat, slowly building up to the finish you want.

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Hi
Try soaking it with a 2 dishwasher tablets disolved in boiling water. Failing that, try good old bleach,
Hope this helps
Jackie

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Personashley66
30/3/2014 at 6:58pm
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I did use bleach on it a couple of days ago it did improve the bathroom one quite well but greatly improved the kitchen one...we intend to leave well alone now def not worth shelling out for new ones thank you all for your replies


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If you still have not solved your problem I suggest trying some stuff called   Crystal Glo
I told a lady on here about it for removing fence paint off her caravan,    she tried it and is well happy with the results, there are two sorts just google and try the one that removes yellowing I am sure you will be pleased with the results.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=2&TopicID=310409&get=last#4293694

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27/4/2014 at 7:16am
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Good morning....much better than it was with bleach and good old elbow grease😉



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