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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: factory pilot on May 09, 2012, 09:33 PM
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Hi everyone,
I've just got my self a nice original set of white tuffs, you know the drill they are ofcourse slightly cream. Have cleaned them up nicely with loads elbow grease but someone told me I could use some white t cut to bring them back to whiteness. I really don't want to bleach them.
Has anyone else used t cut ? Does it work or will it kill them.
cheers Antony
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Hi everyone,
I've just got my self a nice original set of white tuffs, you know the drill they are ofcourse slightly cream. Have cleaned them up nicely with loads elbow grease but someone told me I could use some white t cut to bring them back to whiteness. I really don't want to bleach them.
Has anyone else used t cut ? Does it work or will it kill them.
cheers Antony
I am having mine aqua / vapour blasted after advice from Rad members. Watched a 30s attempt and they were really bright. Get back this week and will post some snaps. Good luck with the task!
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yeah just read about acqua blasting. Let me know how it goes dude :2gunsfiring_v1:
Scared to t cut but it just might work :idiot2:
May try brillos too but my fingers are blistered to buggery after getting rid of 90% of bad brake rub.
cheers bud and good luck 8)
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Try a bit inside the rim, where the tyre goes.
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I am looking to do the same. What's the pitfalls of bleaching? And where would you get them aqua'd?
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yes t cut does work buuuuutttt its very hard work makes your fingers ache like fook
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pictures - before and afer ;)
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you certainly wont do any irrepairable damage with t-cut,its worth a go imo.Were you going for the standard stuff or the colour magic'try it on one part of the wheel only to start with,it may be a waste of time. :daumenhoch: