Anodizing removal
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27motorhead
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Oven cleaner will shift it.
27motorhead
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Anodising is only done on aluminium as a protective and decorative finish to stop it oxidising.
basketcase
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Oven cleaner (the kind with lye in it) will take anodizing off aluminum, and if you leave it too long, it will etch it.
It's also a pretty good paint and grease remover for steel, but won't affect it otherwise.
baron von greenback
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Dont use oven cleaner you can it works but if you in uk kase 1983 go in b and q and buy caustic soda couple of spoons plus water do it outside fumes its a £10 used both its just a purer product than oven cleaner dont put anything else in nuts springs rubber steel titanium
Betsy
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As you've probably gathered, ive been on the hunt for an X-Lite L168, 115mm, ideally silver, for 6 months or more and nothing has turned up.
I picked this up last week from ebay..
I suspect from somebody here
anyhow it's mint! but not exactly what i'm looking for so before i strip the anno and polish it up.. does anyone have a 115mm in similar minty-fresh condition which they would like to swap? ideally in silver or failing that a 135mm version in silver, again in similar condition.
Based in the UK please, i have no interest in selling it...
I picked this up last week from ebay..
I suspect from somebody here
anyhow it's mint! but not exactly what i'm looking for so before i strip the anno and polish it up.. does anyone have a 115mm in similar minty-fresh condition which they would like to swap? ideally in silver or failing that a 135mm version in silver, again in similar condition.Based in the UK please, i have no interest in selling it...
