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yzf750Jim
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Post by yzf750Jim »

Well been at 3 hours and not even a shinny bit :( :( :( :(

Look like I have not seen a bath for 3 months :D :D
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Have you taken the rough surface off the frame first with wet and dry???
Bit of advice. Buy a good bed and a good pair of shoes, because if you aren't in one you'll be in the other.
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nuggitt wrote:Have you taken the rough surface off the frame first with wet and dry???
Dont need to if you use the correct mops

The ones you need have a grit impregnated grease and hard backing mop. It'll cut through the anodize finish alot easier than wet and dry and its alot quicker
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Well that should help Jim a bit. :thumbsup: The lad who had the bike before me did it the hard way. He wrote in the bikes history book after he'd taken it off with wet & dry.... NEVER AGAIN!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by mattblackone »

A very easy way to get anodising off is with a caustic soda solution (cheap stuff from B&Q) tho my frame was painted not anodised
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Post by yzf750Jim »

:retard: :retard: :retard: Whats a MOP :retard: :retard: :retard:
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