You have a yellowed back in the collection dont you ?

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GHETTOBLASTER4LIFE

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I have no pictures but I give you my word on this,go to sallybeauty.com and buy you a bottle of '' salon care 40 volume crème developer '' ....its cheap. :yes:

Put this crap straight from the bottle onto the yellowed back and either sit it out in the sun for about 4 hours or sit it under a uv light for 12 hours.
I used a black light for mine.

Wipe it off with a towel paper and then be amazed how new it looks again.
Wish I had pictures,its easy as 123......so don't bother with that retrobright stuff,this is not only faster but better. :-D
 

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caution

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I picked up some of this last week and am trying it right now on a test spot, now that a better UV bulb arrived yesterday. I've got 35% hydrogen peroxide and OxiClean at the ready if the creme doesn't do anything.
 

SLO

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caution said:
I picked up some of this last week and am trying it right now on a test spot, now that a better UV bulb arrived yesterday. I've got 35% hydrogen peroxide and OxiClean at the ready if the creme doesn't do anything.
Any luck? :hmmm:
 

caution

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I stopped because it kept drying out from hydrogen under the plastic wrap, I was too busy to keep an eye on it. I think I added too much OxiClean. I'm going to give it another go, and also add glycerin to help with the drying out.
 
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