Sounds like she sunburned.Actually, sunfading is used to help with whitening a lot. It helps a ton, except with ponies who sunburn, which Paradise did.
To my knowledge, sunfading is for ink marks and stuff. I'm pretty sure it does nothing to help with yellowing of white plastic since that's caused by sun exposure in the first place.
Weird that just sunfading helps with whitening when it's sun exposure that causes yellowing. I mean, I know the hydrogen peroxide and sunlight whitening trick works, but just sunlight? Huh. Or am I forgetting things about sunfading?Sounds like she sunburned.Actually, sunfading is used to help with whitening a lot. It helps a ton, except with ponies who sunburn, which Paradise did.
To my knowledge, sunfading is for ink marks and stuff. I'm pretty sure it does nothing to help with yellowing of white plastic since that's caused by sun exposure in the first place.
Sun doesn't cause yellowing for ponies who don't burn. It's just the deterioration of the vinyl :)Weird that just sunfading helps with whitening when it's sun exposure that causes yellowing. I mean, I know the hydrogen peroxide and sunlight whitening trick works, but just sunlight? Huh. Or am I forgetting things about sunfading?Sounds like she sunburned.Actually, sunfading is used to help with whitening a lot. It helps a ton, except with ponies who sunburn, which Paradise did.
To my knowledge, sunfading is for ink marks and stuff. I'm pretty sure it does nothing to help with yellowing of white plastic since that's caused by sun exposure in the first place.
I seem to have run into another complication. She's almost completely deadlocked now, but she was a tad bit yellow underneath all of that glue. I left her out to sunfade a while, and when I came back, she had turned an ugly brownish color. It's blotchy on her face and side. I thought it was the glue resides, but there's no glue left on her.
Regarding Gator's problem.. I seem to recall someone once suggested putting a So-Soft in the washing machine on cold and gentle. But I could be misremembering.I wouldn't use the hydrogen peroxide method here. You have to put the immersed pony out in the sun which is what caused it to be burnt in the first place. It would probably make it worse :(
Regarding Paradise's sunburn, has anyone ever tried the sitting in sunlight while immersed in hydrogen peroxide whitening method on a sunburnt pony? I know that it's good for reversing sun-yellowing on other toys.
Well darn, I was hoping deflocking was an option for my Twilight, but if the vinyl is stained too, I guess she's of no use and I'll just throw her away.
Well darn, I was hoping deflocking was an option for my Twilight, but if the vinyl is stained too, I guess she's of no use and I'll just throw her away.
Well darn, I was hoping deflocking was an option for my Twilight, but if the vinyl is stained too, I guess she's of no use and I'll just throw her away.
Well darn, I was hoping deflocking was an option for my Twilight, but if the vinyl is stained too, I guess she's of no use and I'll just throw her away.I can take her if she's just going to be trashed