Cleaning EVA after turning

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Posted by: Chuck Brezen (70.97.209.---)

Date: January 08, 2021 11:54AM

Hey folks,

I’ve been making custom cork handles for some time now. I love the looks of these and how it really adds to the custom look of the rods I build. I just started integrating EVA into some of my handles and have noticed that the EVA seems to stain (for lack of a better word) easily and dull a lot of the colors down. I’ve tried water and soft brushes...etc but nothing seems to clean it up very well. How do you guys/gals handle this? Thanks!

Chuck

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