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Anodising question
steve69:
Day 1: 4 hours in thinners (thought i'd start quite gentle), surprise sursprise.... No change ::) 2 hours in battery acid :shocked: (i get bored too easy), changes have started, took it out as it was time to go home from work and didn't think it wise to leave it over night.
it's going back in in the morning so i'll let you know how day two pans out >:D
bobafett:
--- Quote from: steve69 on May 10, 2010, 10:44 PM ---
4 hours in thinners
2 hours in battery acid
--- End quote ---
Fookin hell mate - make sure you wash your hands before you go for a p!ss :shocked: :LolLolLolLol:
steve69:
--- Quote from: bobafett on May 11, 2010, 12:16 AM ---
--- Quote from: steve69 on May 10, 2010, 10:44 PM ---
4 hours in thinners
2 hours in battery acid
--- End quote ---
Fookin hell mate - make sure you wash your hands before you go for a p!ss :shocked: :LolLolLolLol:
--- End quote ---
You may joke my friend...
Shortly after starting work as a young lad, i was asked to change a battery on a car, after removing it from the car i carried it over to the scrap battery pile outside the workshop at waist height due to it's weight and me being only a wee lad, as i walked back to the car i could feel a burning sensation to my man-bits :shocked:, i quickly ran to the outside tap and covered myself in water. As the day went on it all calmed down and i thought nothing more of it.
The day had come to an end, i removed my overalls and set off to catch the bus. Got on and sat down for my 10 mile journey home without a care in the world. When the time came to get off, i jumped up and ran down the stairs and off the bus into the street with an uncomfortable breeze down below ??? looked down to find my jeans and pants had totaly fallen apart :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:. Needless to say i had to ran a further 3/4 mile home clutching my nadds hopping nobody noticed :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
The good old days :smitten: :smitten:
diesel:
I know what you mean about the differences in golds, I've had quite a builds where this has been an issue:
My matches for orange Gold are:
Shimano Tourney Brakes - Shimano Dx Levers - Pro Neck 2000 Stem - Suntour Seatclamp - Shimano Hubs - Hatta Headset
My Matches for Light Gold are:
Dia Comp MX1000 Brakes - Dia Comp Levers - DC Seatclamp - Suzie Hubs etc.
brettypeeps:
--- Quote from: steve69 on May 11, 2010, 01:17 PM ---
--- Quote from: bobafett on May 11, 2010, 12:16 AM ---
--- Quote from: steve69 on May 10, 2010, 10:44 PM ---
4 hours in thinners
2 hours in battery acid
--- End quote ---
Fookin hell mate - make sure you wash your hands before you go for a p!ss :shocked: :LolLolLolLol:
--- End quote ---
You may joke my friend...
Shortly after starting work as a young lad, i was asked to change a battery on a car, after removing it from the car i carried it over to the scrap battery pile outside the workshop at waist height due to it's weight and me being only a wee lad, as i walked back to the car i could feel a burning sensation to my man-bits :shocked:, i quickly ran to the outside tap and covered myself in water. As the day went on it all calmed down and i thought nothing more of it.
The day had come to an end, i removed my overalls and set off to catch the bus. Got on and sat down for my 10 mile journey home without a care in the world. When the time came to get off, i jumped up and ran down the stairs and off the bus into the street with an uncomfortable breeze down below ??? looked down to find my jeans and pants had totaly fallen apart :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:. Needless to say i had to ran a further 3/4 mile home clutching my nadds hopping nobody noticed :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
The good old days :smitten: :smitten:
--- End quote ---
Fookin Funny Story :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :daumenhoch:
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