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Chromo Buzz:
Evening Radsters,

I'm sure this has been asked a 1000 times, I'm gonna be bleaching some alloy hubbed white tuffs tomorrow. I have the tub and bleach, and also some vaseline to grease the hubs.

So.....my question is does it have to be neat bleach, or can i add water(i have 18 litres of bleach :shocked:)  Also, do you need to add salt, or is that just for dyeing?

Thanks in advance for you're advice/tips ;).

Buz :daumenhoch:.

oldschoolace:
Neat cheapo watery type bleach and plenty of vaseline on anything metal.
To be honest though its a right faf, can leave the mags slightly pitted then you need to soak the bloody things in WD40 to try and nourish the nylon.
It worked for my mongoose OE wheels when i knew no better but would always go the aqua blast route now or risk the bird life in the area and try peroxide ( not the best time of year though to be fair)

CustardLips:
You might find some answers here

http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,179055.0.html

Read what Bendycat's written he's got other threads here somewhere but this the latest that springs to mind... you'll not go far wrong.  He knows his shit man. :daumenhoch:

CustardLips:

--- Quote from: oldschoolace on December 28, 2014, 10:38 PM ---Neat cheapo watery type bleach and plenty of vaseline on anything metal.
To be honest though its a right faf, can leave the mags slightly pitted then you need to soak the bloody things in WD40 to try and nourish the nylon.
It worked for my mongoose OE wheels when i knew no better but would always go the aqua blast route now or risk the bird life in the area and try peroxide ( not the best time of year though to be fair)

--- End quote ---
Or ask Clint.  :LolLolLolLol:

pickle:
Just give theme a clean and leave them off white......much better in my opinion  :daumenhoch:

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