Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
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fireglo67
Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Hi guys.
Not your usual question, but my Vox AC15H1TV needs a bit of a clean as the cream colour has now turned more of a dirty beige.
Any suggestions on the best thing to use to spruce it up?
Cheers.
Rob.
Not your usual question, but my Vox AC15H1TV needs a bit of a clean as the cream colour has now turned more of a dirty beige.
Any suggestions on the best thing to use to spruce it up?
Cheers.
Rob.
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Start with mild soap and water, would be my approach. Don't get it too wet. Compressed air to blow dust out of the grill cloth. 
All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Spit and Cillit bang? Might be a bit Hardcore
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fireglo67
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Should have known the legendary Scottie cleaning techniques would raise their ugly head.
Thanks kira, I will try the old soap and water, should I switch the amp off first though?
Thanks kira, I will try the old soap and water, should I switch the amp off first though?
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Its SCOTTY not Scottie!
and ive not even mentioned the boot polish!
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Mateybob wrote:Should have known the legendary Scottie cleaning techniques would raise their ugly head.![]()
Thanks kira, I will try the old soap and water, should I switch the amp off first though?
But check back if there are any really stubborn stains. I'm not sure what stronger to use but PW could guide you on that, I'm sure.
I would take Scott's advice with a grain of salt, having already seen his comprehensive guide to stringing a twelve-string.
All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
How insulting the definitive guide to stringing a 12 stringer was one of the best threads this forum has seen. 
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fireglo67
Re: Cleaning my Vox AC15H1TV!
Nope, I checked, and it's definitely Scottie.scotty wrote:Its SCOTTY not Scottie!and ive not even mentioned the boot polish!
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Wh
ps forgot the H
