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gospodin · 04-13-2008, 11:18 AM

Take all of your models out of the cabinet and thoroughly wipe down the shelves and cabinet with a chlorine-based cleaner (I don't know what they sell in Singapore, but I've used Tilex here)....don't spray it on the wood though, since you'll mess it up, just wipe it down. Dilute the cleaner, and gently clean off the affected models. I don't know if what you have is actually mold, it might be insect eggs. Some insects lay their eggs on a stalk, and in clusters (I don't know what kind of bug it is, you may have to look it up). I've had this problem myself, but I've never seen the culprits. But trust me, if it's bug eggs, keep your shelves well lit, they don't like light.

04-13-2008, 11:18 AM	#2
gospodin Diecast Blasphemer Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Ceti Alpha V Age: 52 Posts: 3,456	Re: display shelf problem.. :( Take all of your models out of the cabinet and thoroughly wipe down the shelves and cabinet with a chlorine-based cleaner (I don't know what they sell in Singapore, but I've used Tilex here)....don't spray it on the wood though, since you'll mess it up, just wipe it down. Dilute the cleaner, and gently clean off the affected models. I don't know if what you have is actually mold, it might be insect eggs. Some insects lay their eggs on a stalk, and in clusters (I don't know what kind of bug it is, you may have to look it up). I've had this problem myself, but I've never seen the culprits. But trust me, if it's bug eggs, keep your shelves well lit, they don't like light. __________________ Steve When you wish upon a star, your dreams could come true. Except if it's a comet heading for Earth, then you and everybody else are pretty much hosed. Unless your wish was death by comet.