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Tried oven pride - should it be covered in black crap that's an arse to remove

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pickle:

--- Quote from: mark j on September 13, 2006, 11:43 PM ---Like I said, did a bag full of chainrings, a difficult black layer is left. Used nearly the full bottle, they were well covered but is 20 chainrings too much in one go. Tried using a scourer, kinda works, sanding works better but too many difficult areas on a chainring. Got bored of it all. Might return to deadly caustic......Tips?
Yakky da boy bach. :daumenhoch:

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I had no problems with my stem in Oven Pride.......could it be that all the different colours you had in the bag had a chemical reaction? leaving black shyte over your stuff?  I only did a stem and the bits were all red, they came up a treat!  :daumenhoch:

selfpreservation:
i think some types of alloy leave the burnt stuff and some types dont depending on the metal mix

selfpreservation:
cheers mate im glad i caught you in time WO HOO !!!!!!!!!!!!! ive tried polishing chainrings by hand and theyre so hard it takes forever and didnt get very good results polished other stuff , stems and skyway hubs these are softer and came up great

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