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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: hokuspokus74 on January 26, 2014, 10:05 PM
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Hi
I was wondering whats the best stuff to use to remove the paint from the z rim hubs,unfortunatley a bike shop tried to remove the rear freewheel and scored the back hub and left deep grooves in it,how on earth they managed it i dont know,and still had the gumption to charge me,ive tried nitromors to remove the paint but its just not happening,really need something stronger etc...am in the U.K so if anyone from there has any idea's let me know....CHEERS
Graham
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Think I once left them in a tub of thinners for a couple if days... ???
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:O a couple of days am looking to get it stripped in minutes then i need to learn how to rebuild the rims again the joys lol
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Are you sure it's paint and not annodise?
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I think you're right, it is anno. Use oven pride or similar to strip the anno BUT be careful not to leave it in on too long - check after 10 minutes :daumenhoch:
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I just presumed they were ACS hubs, if they are its paint, if not its more likely ano'... :coolsmiley:
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surely if it was paint on the ACS Z hub,it would have came off with nitromors,i even tried dot 4 brake fluid earlier and still no luck.
Hi all,well i tried dot 4 on the hubs no joy,i take it that the z rims hubs were powdercoated,so whats the best stuff to use to remove powdercoat?
I will have to try something on the rim to see if i can bring it into more a new light,as they look a little tired so what to use on the rim,there the mike buff so they are the off white color.....any idea's on these subjects.
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Get some pics are mate.
If they are mix buff rims u don't want to clean too much as they were originally off white.
Also we can see if the hubs have been powdered or annodised. :)
Got a weird feeling they may have even been plastic coated ???
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on bleaching z rims
->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,131467.msg1265794.html#msg1265794 ..even buffs!
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hey childhoodream look at that link there an scroll down thats the exact hub,it would remind of looking a plastic type of coating if so how do i remove that,god my hands will be aching after doing this last hub lol the joys,might be easier just to put other hubs in them,,,tell me is it easy to rebuild the rims,and 48h araya rims too never did it before,and theres only 1 video on youtube on how to do it.
cheers
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Them hubs in the link have been annodized. Like's been said above, you need to use oven pride to strip it. I'd use a paint brush to apply just keep bushing in all over until you see the colour lifting then give it a rinse in cold water then repeat. It don't take long. :daumenhoch:
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Oh and strip the hubs aswell. ;)
Do it proper like. :daumenhoch:
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yeah i will get oven pride or mr muscle oven cleaner,i was going to go to an auto shop and see if they do industrial stripper,but i read a lot of one use oven stuff,so would that take the gold of my few arayas if and when i get round to stripping them.
I thought anodized stuff was just a very thin layer,but itake it am wrong on that one,tell me as am new to here is there somewhere on here you can buy bmx stuff from ones on here etc etc.
thanks graham :daumenhoch:
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"about £6 per bottle.....but with that bottle i stripped, pete quads rims, hubs and stem, three of my own stems, and a set of dia compe calipers and levers" ...says Dave Rombloke
->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,17958.0.html
on buying stuff here:
site supporter tag for 10quid a year - needed if you want to sell/buy off the sales/wanted sections (helps fund the annual Rad meet :))
think you now have to "set up and auto payment for your site tag, it will remember the date and automatically buy your tag again for you after 12 months :daumenhoch:"
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,164954.0.html
i don't know how that really works, though, as i'm still on the old site tag that expires after at a certain date
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yeah i will get oven pride or mr muscle oven cleaner,i was going to go to an auto shop and see if they do industrial stripper,but i read a lot of one use oven stuff,so would that take the gold of my few arayas if and when i get round to stripping them.
I thought anodized stuff was just a very thin layer,but itake it am wrong on that one,tell me as am new to here is there somewhere on here you can buy bmx stuff from ones on here etc etc.
thanks graham :daumenhoch:
Don't get no mr muscle or no industrial shit just get some fookin oven pride. You been told 3 times now. ;D
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ok custard will do i get some onway home from work tomorrow and give all the stuff i wand done a try but i know my luck nothing will happen :D always happens me :( no luck at all,need my workshop built aswell before i start anything really as there is bikes an parts all over the place spare room is like a bike shop and there is still loads more coming this week lol.
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:daumenhoch: :Great_Britain:
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OK guy's i got the oven pride what do i do now how would you mix this...then willi just apply it with a brush etc
cheers
graham
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->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,17958.msg187439.html#msg187439 ....uncle D doo dah!
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ok,so can i not mix the stuff and put it in a plastic container and then put it on the the hubs etc with a paintbrush,so basically you buy 1 oven pride to do you once,be more money efficient if you could use and use at it without putting it all into the big bag.
cheerz
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Mix it. ??? Don't mix it with anything. ::)
Put the hubs in a small plastic container. Pour some oven pride onto the hubs (not the full bottle ffs) and use a brush to spread the solution all over the hubs, working it into all the nooks and crannies. Keep moving and spreading the solution around with the brush until you start seeing the colour lifting off. Rinse in cold water and repeat if necessary. :daumenhoch:
All the clues needed to complete this task coupled with a bit of common sense are in the thread or in links within this thread. It's quite simple really. :daumenhoch:
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Cheers custardlips,but when common sense comes into i could get into bother very easily think i will work it around the araya rims aswell and see what happens then if i mess them up it they will be sent to be rechromed.
cheerz
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Cheers custardlips,but when common sense comes into i could get into bother very easily think i will work it around the araya rims aswell and see what happens then if i mess them up it they will be sent to be rechromed.
cheerz
Use the bag for the rims. :daumenhoch:
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have a few things in the bag with the rims,but guess what,it doesnt seem to be lifting the stuff of the hubs,so what next guys do i need to get industrial stripper or something?
cheerz :D
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Them hubs in the link have been annodized. Like's been said above, you need to use oven pride to strip it. I'd use a paint brush to apply just keep bushing in all over until you see the colour lifting then give it a rinse in cold water then repeat. It don't take long. :daumenhoch:
were you referring to the blue hubs being anno?
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No hutchman,its the creamy coloured hubs on the mike buff z rims,the oven pride doesnt seem to be working etc...you got any idea's what i could try next.
cheers
graham
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No hutchman,its the creamy coloured hubs on the mike buff z rims,the oven pride doesnt seem to be working etc...you got any idea's what i could try next.
cheers
graham
ovenpride will only work on anno.... (blue hubs) .. the white ones , as others have said are probably powder or paint.
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have a few things in the bag with the rims,but guess what,it doesnt seem to be lifting the stuff of the hubs,so what next guys do i need to get industrial stripper or something?
cheerz :D
:-X :whistle:
i'd try nitromors/paint stripper next
->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,169353.msg1714499.html#msg1714499 Jim oldtired doo dah
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ive tried to different types of nitromors and to be honest you could bath in the stuff thats how bad it is compared to the way nitromors used to be years and years ago it would have lifted your skin off,so now i am going to have to look to see if there is something good to take off powder coating.
thanks for the replys guys cheers
graham
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has any of you guys used...permatex gasket remover...says its good for removing powdercoating,if you have used it where do you get it at?
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if paint - i'd try paint stripper
otherwise:
has any of you guys used...permatex gasket remover...says its good for removing powdercoating,if you have used it where do you get it at?
"Get a can of Permatex Gasket Remover from a car parts supplier..." ....Del
->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,54500.0.html
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i hope the autoparts shops in northern ireland sell permatex i go and buy loads tomorrow lol maybe throw petrol over the hubs and set them alight :O lol
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Right guys,what is the best stuff for removing powdercoat that is available in the U.K or to buy online,the ovenpride never removed all the ano of the araya'smaybe this restoring some of my bikes is a very bad idea,as nothing goes right for me lol
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now slowly:
right now you got (I) Arayas and (II) hubs to strip - and so far you've tried (A) ovenpride and (B) permatex on both.
on the arayas and hubs neither (A) ovenpride NOR even (B) permatex (!) worked!? :shocked: (A):.......you must be doing smth wrong, like not leaving the ovenpride soak long enough in the plastik bag, rinsing it off too quickly and without working it with a brush etc...
maybe this restoring some of my bikes is a very bad idea,as nothing goes right for me lol
....don't be silly, we've got the best bunch around here, i'll be damned if we couldn't get your rims and hubs stripped! :tickedoff:
"help"
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hey mate,no i was looking to find out were you would get permatex...i went to a auto shop there and got strong paint stripper so hopefully it will do the job,am going to go and get more oven pride to do the arayas again,but i will put it on with a brush instead of using the big bag,ive loads of stuff here that i need to be stripping but its findind the right stuff to use.
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I think u should go to a local powdercoaters ask them what they think is on the hub and then they will dip it for you.
Job done :daumenhoch:
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hey,think i wil contact a powdercoater and ask them what do they use and if it can be bought might try my hand and see if they give me some :) am going to get stuff powdercoated anyway with them?