I collect brands, that is goods with logos on, and I recently found an old Energiser batter in one of those containers that people drop old batteries into when at the supermarket to be recycled. It was a real find, I wanted this brand, of course they don't sell it any more and it's easy to tell how old it is because it has "Made in Britain" printed on it!
http://postimg.org/image/rzoxtgv5v/Anyway, the battery had fizzed at the base and I was lucky to get the label off in one piece and with the logo print still on. However, I'm worried about the affects of the acid on the plastic cover, I can keep it out of daylight and even in an air-tight food container, but what about the acid residue, how do I combat that.
More importantly, how do I treat it without destroying the plastic branding?
Thanks!