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Stodgy:

--- Quote from: sawzall on June 09, 2006, 10:53 PM ---i used a bench polisher,then hand finished with solvo then peek,rims were originally hard annod in grey, now fitted to my completely alloy ripper :daumenhoch:

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excellent...i know where to send stuff to be done now!  :daumenhoch:

theRuler:
sawsall is the master polisher
that ripper was like glass at epic!!

Waxintaxin:
wear goggles , follow the instructions in making the caustic, and be carefull , It works a treat and will remove any anno easily
Rich

kdw712:
and don't do what i did with some brakes and leave a decal on
as when you notice and remove the decal you have a nice coloured spot still underneath  ::) :( :D

selfpreservation:
i wanna do a 3pc crank , is there anyway i can mask the spindle / pledal  fittings cause i dont want to cause any play in these parts (i was thinking of beeswax or something)

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