Multimeter Inbox 2: First Experiments

RE: Multimeter Inbox 2: First Experiments

4ringfan — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 14:55:28 GMT

If the plastic window is small, you could use a cotton tip applicator with some rubbing compound.

RE: Multimeter Inbox 2: First Experiments

Workshopshed — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 06:58:38 GMT

The Yun arrived by UPS from the US about 10days after everything else.

I have also noticed that meters seem to be held together with tape.

Thinking about Mike's comment, perhaps some T-Cut might work, you can get it from Halfords or even some supermarkets.

RE: Multimeter Inbox 2: First Experiments

Jan Cumps — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 06:21:16 GMT

My kit came from the UK, from Leeds.

RE: Multimeter Inbox 2: First Experiments

4ringfan — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 05:09:58 GMT

Again, here I go with my car background, but there are kits available for restoring automotive headlight plastic to their original clear surface. Most involve some very fine sandpaper, and some buffing compound. There are many methods for removing scratches in audio CDs too. One method is the use of a clear wax to fill in the grooves. Another is proximity to a heat source, like a light bulb. Maybe a heat gun would work too? I dunno though, too fine of a balance between not enough heat and too much heat if you ask me. I'd probably just stick to the rubbing compound.