Hilts Retrobike Rider Feedback View Jul 6, 2006 #1 Got a few surface spots on a stem of mine which I want to get rid of without scratching the finish .. anyone got any top tips .. Maybe we should have a 'workshop' forum with FAQ's etc . what d'ya reckon ??
Got a few surface spots on a stem of mine which I want to get rid of without scratching the finish .. anyone got any top tips .. Maybe we should have a 'workshop' forum with FAQ's etc . what d'ya reckon ??
Elev12k Moderator BoTM Winner Gold Trader rBotM Winner Feedback View Jul 6, 2006 #2 What finish? (black) chrome or paint?
Hilts Retrobike Rider Feedback View Jul 6, 2006 #3 I've got a chrome one and a black one, both in need of some love ...
Elev12k Moderator BoTM Winner Gold Trader rBotM Winner Feedback View Jul 6, 2006 #4 Chrome you can treat with rubbing compound like Belgom. For painted surfaces I could think of using a converter like Fertan.
Chrome you can treat with rubbing compound like Belgom. For painted surfaces I could think of using a converter like Fertan.
Disco Drive Senior Retro Guru Jul 6, 2006 #5 Steel wool is without doubt the best way to remove rust from chrome plated surfaces, just ensure it is quite fine and finish with a polish.
Steel wool is without doubt the best way to remove rust from chrome plated surfaces, just ensure it is quite fine and finish with a polish.
D dickbrowne Dirt Disciple Jul 19, 2006 #6 My favourite method for removing surface rust from chrome is wire wool and wd40 - the '40 stops it scratching, just take it slow and gentle.
My favourite method for removing surface rust from chrome is wire wool and wd40 - the '40 stops it scratching, just take it slow and gentle.