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phantom photon:

--- Quote from: rollin72 on October 14, 2009, 10:13 PM ---I read somewhere that bleaching z-rims ISNT a good idea if you were thinking of trying that first :daumenhoch:

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Why not  ???

rollin72:
ill try and find it, it said something like it fooks up the surface of the rim

rollin72:
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=70280.0

trasher:

--- Quote from: rollin72 on October 14, 2009, 10:13 PM ---I read somewhere that bleaching z-rims ISNT a good idea if you were thinking of trying that first :daumenhoch:
the gay pensioner..those black z's looks fookin mint :smitten:

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cheers dude  :daumenhoch:


--- Quote from: ozone on October 14, 2009, 10:23 PM ---
--- Quote from: rollin72 on October 14, 2009, 10:13 PM ---the gay pensioner..those black z's looks fookin mint :smitten:

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+1 on that. 8)  If Michael Knight had a BMX BITD, it would have had those rims on it. :)

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 :2funny:  pmsl that he would ,,,destined for my next build with some red LF hubs ,,going on a black curtis pro ,,keep your eyes peeled  :smitten:

 the thing i found with the zeds was ,i was starting to wet and dry them to get the colour as even as possible ,,but then thought wtf do i do when it comes to the pat pend part and made in england ,,didnt want to sand that out ,,,

so when i dyed  them blue the darker bits where still darker ,,so i decided black which hid the colour changes in the plastic

i did bleach them to clean them up ,,,gets all the greese out of them ,if theres any greese on them the dye wont take on that bit

the bleeching never affected the surface ,and it was neet domestos ,,,get in there ..i,v got shit loads of bleeched clothes now though ,

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