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Removing paint from Skyway's

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skki3330:

--- Quote from: pickle on February 22, 2011, 07:50 AM ---Craig, there was a member on here with the username n2cus.  He was into polishing the fook out of everything and repainting old frames, he had a NOS set of alloy hubbed tuffs and instead of bleaching them back to perfect whitiness.......he spray painted them!  :shocked:

yes a NOS set of white alloy tuffs!

anyway i think he's moved onto to something else now  :daumenhoch:

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hahahahahahahahaha why?????????? some people can leave alone

squigly:
i'm not sure i'd use nitromors on  plastic !! just use a non-scuff scouring pad i'll rub right off with some elbow grease and you wont do any damage to the wheel.

skki3330:
Cheers Glen if the weather stays like this will be out in the garden this weekend

squigly:

--- Quote from: Glen on February 24, 2011, 09:44 AM ---Nitromors is perfectly fine on plastic

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Learn something new every day! after burning my hands with the stuff whilst stripping car paint and having an old tin explode when i undid it once i have always been very wary of the stuff and the fumes it gives off !.

Good to know though.

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