Anyone know. Of any in the oxfordshire area...
Or a good strippers for a ally frame that wont leave marks or pitting.?

get it soda blasted,i've had a few ally frames done and they come back looking like brand new every time

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Where are you getting them soda blasted mate? I'm not too far from you so would be interested if using them if they're local?

he's mobile so will pick up and drop it off,usually does it within a day or so.i've got his number somewhere as he's done a few for me.for aluminium i wouldn't consider anything else.
i'll pm you the number

Sausagefingers..... Let out the secret...
Where did you get it done as will send mine off..

he's a local blaster for local people

he has a franchise so i would think they are pretty much nationwide.
i can only go off my experience and once i had my aluminium kona blasted i wouldn't consider anything else.it's not the cheapest ( about £40 for a frame) but for alumium frames there is nothing better imo,they come back looking brand new.
i gave him my orange 5 frame and left the rubber cable grommits in but the soda didn't damage them at all



bin the nitromors and get jiggy with the soda

Soda blasting one of the classic cars secrets. Saw a demo once where they stripped an empty coke can of its paint and caused not damage or distortion to the can Impressive stuff.

www.sodablasteast.co.uk are based in Rushden, Northamptonshire and did a fine job on my Tazmon front triangle for £40.

Might be easier than someone in the far north if you live around Bicester.

Cheers phil77...

Ya a lot easier me thinks

''the far north'' - it's manchester not the north pole we even have telephones oop here now

look for someone local as once you factor in postage it starts to get expensive.it seems to getting more popular so i would think there will be someone doing it fairly local to everyone

even in the far north

does anyone know of anywhere around leeds that can do this?

looking to get my meta frame stripped!

Would this process be ok to take laquer off a carbon frame?

can't see why not,it can be used on wood to remove years and years of paint and not affect the wood in any way.

Worth looking into, thanks.
I'm just down the road from you, could you PM me his number, please

i have done