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| timjim wrote: | if its an ally engine cover,first start by using a drill with a copper or brass(or soft) wire brush,alternatively buy a set of soft brsuhes(halfords?),look like a set of shiny toothbrushes,brush off the loose crud,follow up with a metal polish..autosol,peek,etc,then spray over witha thin coat of wd40/silicon spray which will prevent or slow down the return of the crud..best bet is to clean it all off,then respray with a hi temp engine paint.hope this is of help. |
FFS, just cover it in paint stripper & then polish the bloody thing. |
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Probably best to wait a month or three before polishing anything Unless the bike in question won't be used in this hideous weather. |
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Well, i got to work with some thick wire wool, and there are some fragments of grey paint left on around a tenth of the cover, most of it shines up nicely after the wire wool.
There's a lot of dirty pitted surfaces though. it feels smooth to the touch, but i can see the pitting any idea's? ____________________ Riding: Yamaha RXS100
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 128 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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