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About LinkBacksOk PSB brains trust. What's the best way to remove little specks of surface rust from swingarms, triple clamps etc?
CLR clear? Sandpaper? A scourer? Piss on it?
Ok PSB brains trust. What's the best way to remove little specks of surface rust from swingarms, triple clamps etc?
CLR clear? Sandpaper? A scourer? Piss on it?
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beach riding, let that salty sand just scrub it off.
butif that doesn't work for you, maybe just use a little rust converter before trying sandpaper, ooo and angle grinder will do it...
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Ranex diluted with water.
What is it on? A ball of alfoil works well.
Originally Posted by Goof
Best way? Sand/Bead/Soda blast (depending upon thickness of metal and level of rust) and refinish. Next best? Rub with scourer/sandpaper until all evidence of rust has gone, then refinish. Rust converter will blacken the rust, but leave the rusty texture, but definitely the easiest.
Post a pic of how bad it is
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Take a photo of the parts and post it. Then I can recommend a method depending on the surface!
Thanks guys, will post pics later today.
1.Sandblast it
2.Polish it up
3. Chrome it
If its just on the surface, WD40 and a Sctoch-Brite.
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Ranex, fine steel wool then Autosol.
Autosol works well
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Old fasion steel wool that is pre soaped, majic on any old chrome etc
Here're the pics:
I use stainless steel wool and very light pressure or the balled up alfoil Daise mentioned works well too especially with a bit of wd40 or similar oil, follow up with a decent metal polish such as mothers, autosol etc unless you want to repaint or polish in 5 stages try not to use anything too abrasive.
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when arguments were only entered into by the physically or intellectually able.
So, steel wool + wd40, then autosol?
Sounds like a go!
Thanks all!
Use an extra cut cream polish on the painted surfaces after washing with a soft soapie scourer! On chromed surfaces use a xxxx grade steel wool,(stainless steel is best) Finish with autosol to polish.
Looking at the surfaces, they wont come up like new but will look heaps better.
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