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Blue Z-Rim Question

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fischflo:
Wow - they came up sweet, seems like blasting's a sure way to go


--- Quote from: hokuspokus74 on February 17, 2014, 07:15 PM ---,even if you google on how to clean up rims there isnt a great deal on the matter in hand.

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:buck2: dude that's a 19 page thread dedicated to nothing but 'z rims restoring'...... ;D

NORTY40:
Here ya go Graham ..... bit closer to home  ;)

http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,130061.0.html

 :daumenhoch:

region11:
My nos blue Z's had a similar effect.  Maybe the fading wasn't quite so bad, but a good wd40 soaking and they look great on the bike.

hokuspokus74:
so how much of WD40 do you need,then what ya do with it after use,ive yellow ones aswell that might need it ...tell me this if i was to rebuild a rim using the radial lace what size of spokes would ya use for small flanges and large ones.

Retrodan72:

--- Quote from: hokuspokus74 on February 18, 2014, 05:10 PM ---so how much of WD40 do you need,then what ya do with it after use,ive yellow ones aswell that might need it ...tell me this if i was to rebuild a rim using the radial lace what size of spokes would ya use for small flanges and large ones.

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194mm in a 4 cross pattern. :daumenhoch:

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