Cleaning Yellow SNES Systems

[jmjustin6]

So a friend of mine calls me yesterday and says in the process of moving he found all his old games. He had 3 snes, 1 NES, 1 Sega Genesis, and 1 PS1 and games for all systems. He asked if i was interested i said yes. We settled on a price and here i am. 3 very yellow snes systems.

 

I found a few videos on this cream that seems to work very well and i think im gonna go hunt it down and give it a try. Before i do this does anyome have a better method of cleaning yellow systems?

 

Heres the vid

[Atari 5200 Guy]

I believe that cream is a hair bleaching chemical found at most salons. There is an alternative method I found interesting...

 

 

I have thought about using this method for when I can get a Famicom.

[RickR]

I think good ol' peroxide and sunshine is the simplest way.  I've never done it though. 

[Atari 5200 Guy]

I think good ol' peroxide and sunshine is the simplest way.  I've never done it though.

 

I've seen videos that use the "Retrobrite" method, a mixture of peroxide and oxy clean, and just peroxide. I've thought about doing the mixture peroxide-oxy clean if I ever needed to but no info given on how much oxy clean is used.

[jmjustin6]

I've seen videos that use the "Retrobrite" method, a mixture of peroxide and oxy clean, and just peroxide. I've thought about doing the mixture peroxide-oxy clean if I ever needed to but no info given on how much oxy clean is used.

Yea i would be careful ive read that if you dont get the mixture right it could mess up the plastic of the snes