Voultar @voultar.com 路 Nov 20

Friends, please like and repost this restoration video! This Saturn controller has 30 years of human gunk and & filth. These units require a meticulous restoration down to every component. No, a Clorox wipe isn't sufficient. Notice how disgusting the water gets in the ultrasonic cleaner? Gross!

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TheKonamiMan 馃嚨馃嚪馃崏 路 Nov 20

Was the cable in the ultrasonic cleaner?

Voultar 路 Nov 20

Boy, the only thing that I wish we had here is an "edit" button to fix typo's.. Anyhow, I hope you all enjoy!

AROAH 路 Dec 3

What do you use in your ultrasonic cleaner? I think the most popular suggestions I鈥檝e read are distilled water with windex, dish soap, or 90%+ isopropyl.

themolluskk 路 Dec 1

That GUNK 馃槴

Justin Gibbins 路 Nov 20

I've taken apart a number of my own controllers to get all the gunk out, and once you open it, you immediately realize you should have done it earlier. The best part of cleaning up controllers this way is that they often function better afterwards.

D. A. 路 Nov 21

Cool

MiseriesChild 路 Nov 21

Nice!! Looks awesome!! 馃馃

dalto 路 Nov 20

What are you using to whiten the plastic?

CD Quality Graphics 路 Nov 20

I find deep satisfaction and therapeutic value in buying up and cleaing old controllers. Nice work!

boy howdy 路 Nov 28

If you want to keep going with not only controllers but entire consoles (SNES please), you'll have an already invested audience.

Ben Reilly 路 Dec 4

I would LOVE to know what the music is that's playing in the background, if you would be so gracious! 馃檹馃従

Paul 路 Nov 20

Have you noticed the ultrasonic making scratches in the plastic deeper/more obvious? I used to clean buttons/shells that way but the damage isn鈥檛 worth it imo (and hot water+soap does wonders to gamer gunk)

jirsch 馃 路 Nov 20

Very satisfying