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I have my old trusty PSone with a controller that is more yellow than its original white color. When I see more "preserved" Dual Shock 1 or PSone I feel embarassed, looks like I put my console in a really bad place when I was a kid.
So I think I might try to clean it up, and see if I can recover some of its original color. I searched online and the one that always shows up is Retr0Bright, which is probably somewhat difficult to get here, and probably expensive. I have also read that is not that good, and that leaving the plastic to the sun is not as good as they said it is.
So I was wondering if any of you have try to "repair" the color of your console/controller. What did you use? Did you know Retr0Bright?
Do anyone knows a good technique that hopefully doesnt needs to open the system? My PSone and its controller are probable 20+ years at this point, and they work perfectly, so I would love to avoid being the one that breaks them
Thanks!
So I think I might try to clean it up, and see if I can recover some of its original color. I searched online and the one that always shows up is Retr0Bright, which is probably somewhat difficult to get here, and probably expensive. I have also read that is not that good, and that leaving the plastic to the sun is not as good as they said it is.
So I was wondering if any of you have try to "repair" the color of your console/controller. What did you use? Did you know Retr0Bright?
Do anyone knows a good technique that hopefully doesnt needs to open the system? My PSone and its controller are probable 20+ years at this point, and they work perfectly, so I would love to avoid being the one that breaks them
Thanks!
