How To Get The Plastic Casing Off An Amulet?

This video demonstrates how to remove an amulet plastic case with fire and pliers. Plastic, often referred to as acrylic, is the most common choice for amulets due to its affordability, water resistance, and durability. It is often found on side streets and can be easily replaced by a non-waterproof case.

For amulets that can get damp or wet, mix a small amount of salt with water in a paper cup or disposable plastic container. Gently place the amulet in the Wai position for a moment of silence. Removing and putting on the amulet should be done respectfully, with both hands clasped around it and brought up to the forehead in the Wai position for a moment of silence.

K.B.B Thai Amulet Wrapping Services in Singapore offers waterproof plastic wrapping services, including magnifying, waterproof casing, color, and laser wrapping. To restore and protect your tolex case, you need turtle wax, bug, and tar.

Another amulet from Thailand, similar to a yantra amulet, is sealed inside plastic or glass with anointing oil and carried as a charm. To dispose of an anti-evil eye amulet, carefully wrap it in a cloth, plastic, and paper. Thai Amulet Clear Casing is also available for purchase.