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    Posted: 11 October 2022 at 10:11pm
Cheers Andy, I may give that a go.
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I had a vhf radio with a rubber coating that went all gummy. I removed it using Label Remover, then IPA and lots of cloths. Took a while to do.
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So I have cheap moving heads with a rubberised coating which is now very sticky. Is there any way to stabilise it?

In an ideal world I'd replace them but I earn more from them that I'd get for selling them.
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