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stripping shimano dx

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markyp:

--- Quote from: AKGOFF on April 26, 2011, 02:45 PM ---Pay someone else to do it, much easier and much more satisfying knowing you have got a nice shiny set of decent pedals with no tedious hard work, brilliant.

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ok,volunteers please step forward ???

Betty:
Nitromors...  :daumenhoch:

Takes about ten minutes, use an old toothbrush to get in the awkward bits....





Gave em another go after this pic using the above mentioned toothbrush, turned out both pairs were originally red

jT Racing:
don't tell me you've fooked them pedals, they are mental good. nitromoors, be patient

meticulous:
leave in a bucket of thinners for a couple of days, it then just wipe off..

what condition are they in parcy before you desroy them?....    :)

markyp:

--- Quote from: meticulous on April 27, 2011, 06:34 AM ---leave in a bucket of thinners for a couple of days, it then just wipe off..

what condition are they in parcy before you desroy them?....    :)

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really nice sam,a strip and clean and they are show pony stuff

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