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How To Bleach White SkyWays/Mags

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2Fresh:
I've gone thru mag bleaching two times. First a set on OGK/Performer mags and a set of Tuff II's.
Here's what i did, i hope the pictures will speak for themselves cause the actual article exists only in finnish:

Performer/OGK's was the first bleaching project and it was succesful:


The Tuffs:


At this point i had only washed the excess dirt/grease off:


A sink made of cardboard and plastic bag and some textile chlorine, a brush, some ceramic polisher and a bar soap. I added bleach liberately, say about 1/4th of bottle. Make sure to wear rubber gloves!


Mag #1 in bleach. Okay, this first photo is more yellowish than others because of indoor lighting and bad camera maneuvering but yes, they were still far from white:


After soaking for 2-3 days you begin to see the difference:



The final wash up and rinsing:



The final result:

oberonspacefruit:
thats one big sink.

dordymush:
i never thought of plastic lining a big cardboard box to put the wheels in.good idea that.

CD17:
When I bleched my front alloy hubed Tuff II, the bleach started to attact the alloy hub, it had some pitting in it which took ages to polish out.  :(
My Plastic hub one was fine.

aditup2004:
I have never had any joy bleaching wheels. Scrubbing is the only way forward I think, unless I was a bit tight on the bleach, maybe.

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