[jesingle]

Any suggestions? I'm afraid to put anything on these babies.

[poislb]

Mild soap and warm water, scrub with a soft tooth brush.

[gpc]

OMG what did you do to them!!

Just clean like regular paulson chips. They were all mint to begin with so I can't imagine them being too dirty.

[noelsarchs]

Originally Posted by jesingle

Any suggestions? I'm afraid to put anything on these babies.

Why would you need to clean virtually new chips so soon?

[asam2006]

I use _Armour All Multi Purpose Cleaner_ to clean my Paulson chips. Its gentle and really gets the dust and dirt off without drying out the chip. You can always put alittle mineral oil on if you feel you need to but my PNY's don't seem to need to be oiled to bring out the colors. It must have some thing to do with all the silver flecks in the chips. Armour All products are available on Ebay but you'd probably get a better price BY Googling it and buying from an auto supply vendor.
The yellow and white PNY's do get dirty easily just by contact with the other colored chips.

[noelsarchs]

I've seen so many different chemical ingredients used to clean chips that it constantly scares me to no end.
So from now on, I'll just keep posting this link to the CCGTCC until they themselves update their page on cleaning chips by the EXPERTS.
http://www.ccgtcc.com/cleaning.html

[asam2006]

Originally Posted by noelsarchs

I've seen so many different chemical ingredients used to clean chips that it constantly scares me to no end.
So from now on, I'll just keep posting this link to the CCGTCC until they themselves update their page on cleaning chips by the EXPERTS.
http://www.ccgtcc.com/cleaning.html

This is a great article. Read it before cleaning your chips!

[jamby]

It is a great article. As for me, I like the Diamond Chip Cleaner that Nana reviewed here @ CT and that Jim at The Chip Room carries. Great stuff.

-jamby

Originally Posted by asam2006

This is a great article. Read it before cleaning your chips!

[Programmergeek]

Good link