I've tried soap and water, normal metal clearer, WD 40 but no luck? Any ideas how to clean/shine the metal strip?
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davidoft wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2023 2:57 pm
they look like repro wheels? looks like there is corrosion under the laquer, only way to fix it is to remove the old laquer, polish and re laquer
I agree. Doable DIY, but it looks like the black paint is flaking too so it might be worth getting them done professionally.
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If they're magnesium no paint will last. There's something in the mag that makes painting impossible. Only long term solution is to re-anodise professionally.
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RobFrost wrote: ↑Mon Jun 19, 2023 7:31 am
If they're magnesium no paint will last. There's something in the mag that makes painting impossible. Only long term solution is to re-anodise professionally.
neilbardsley wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2023 1:27 pm
I've tried soap and water, normal metal clearer, WD 40 but no luck? Any ideas how to clean/shine the metal strip?
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Finding it quite hard to see as photo is quite blurred.
but i have had very good results by using scrunched up tinfoil lubricated with washing up liquid. Do not use the foil on the black bits.
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