Quick and easy way to get this done You need: Container. Water, caustic soda, gloves, nylon brush Easy off is another way to do this but if your not careful the glycol ethers in easy off will pit you aluminum.
Thanks for sharing. I am in the process of deep etching (0.8 mm) aluminum nameplates and wonder if you happen to know what % of Caustic Soda the solution should be and how long the metal should be exposed. Thank you!
Thank you so much Damon!!! I am building a Redline RL 20 II and found this video perfect for my restoration process! Very well explained and filmed, simple, with the right product, i wasn t sure with the draino with crystal but i just did the experiment and it did work like a charm, step by step, thanks again for sharing your resto tips brother!!! Syl
Thanks for sharing.
I am in the process of deep etching (0.8 mm) aluminum nameplates and wonder if you happen to know what % of Caustic Soda the solution should be and how long the metal should be exposed.
Thank you!
Thank you so much Damon!!! I am building a Redline RL 20 II and found this video perfect for my restoration process! Very well explained and filmed, simple, with the right product, i wasn t sure with the draino with crystal but i just did the experiment and it did work like a charm, step by step, thanks again for sharing your resto tips brother!!! Syl
have you every tried this on black anodized motorcycle wheels?
Willing to sell your Chris king disc hub in your previous post?
were the crystals discontinued? any alternatives?
Any drain cleaner, or cooker cleaner from what I've seen.