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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: brass monkey! on April 30, 2008, 09:32 PM
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never used the stuff, but am thinking of trying it on some Torker Pro bars i recently acquired. I was going to get them stripped and re-chromed, but is giving them a nice Oxalic Bath an option? Will it bring the chrome up gleaming ?
The bars have no major scratches, just minor surface scrathes and have that water spot look in patches and some of the chrome has lost it's 'zing' in its ding-a-ling !
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/g48/noahnhenrysdad/P1010104.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/g48/noahnhenrysdad/P1010108.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/g48/noahnhenrysdad/P1010107.jpg)
thanks
Matt
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Yes, it will have a significant impact on the grime and any rusty/discoloured bits but you will still need to give it a damn good polish afterwards :daumenhoch:.
I don't have any pics of my Robinson yet but it came out looking like a new frame and fork :).
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no it will ruin em matt best give em to me for my torker lol
what marty said ya jammy git
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thanks Marty :)
how much would i need to buy ? Would a KG be enough for these?
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no it will ruin em matt best give em to me for my torker lol
what marty said ya jammy git
Rhys,
gonna make ya sick here mate,
I paid........£35 for em, inc shipping from the US ! :shocked: :angel:
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I rather cheekily got Munners to do it for me :-[, but I would guess that 1kg would be more than enough for a pair of bars :daumenhoch:.
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I rather cheekily got Munners to do it for me :-[, but I would guess that 1kg would be more than enough for a pair of bars :daumenhoch:.
hmmmm, Oh Nick !! ;D where are ya mate :) :)