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MartyK
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Queensland


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Posted - 08 Nov 2010 :  6:10:13 PM  Show Profile Send MartyK a Private Message  

 
Can anyone recommend to me what i would need to use in order to clean old 70's bikes Aluminium engine casing?

So far i have used Mothers cream polish, loads of autosol polishing products, a buff wheel on an air tool and yes it has worked but not fantastically, what can other people recommend?

Thank you.

Mart.

GD66
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Western Australia


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Posted - 08 Nov 2010 :  9:56:32 PM  Show Profile Send GD66 a Private Message  

 
Well you could go and see your local blaster and get them glass beaded...OR...
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MartyK
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Queensland


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Posted - 09 Nov 2010 :  12:01:35 AM  Show Profile Send MartyK a Private Message  

 
or what??
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john feakes
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Victoria


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Posted - 09 Nov 2010 :  4:23:50 PM  Show Profile Send john feakes a Private Message  

 
Vaquablasting is effective and quite gentle.
I don't know anyone in Queensland but I'm sure you will find a place that does it.
 

 
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john feakes
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Victoria


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Posted - 09 Nov 2010 :  4:27:34 PM  Show Profile Send john feakes a Private Message  

 
Aquablasting is effective and quite gentle.
I don't know anyone in Queensland but I'm sure you will find a place that does it.
 

 
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Bummers
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Queensland


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Posted - 10 Nov 2010 :  12:14:44 AM  Show Profile  Visit Bummers's Homepage Send Bummers a Private Message  

 
Did somebody say Queensland?
I don't know if this business is still at Capalaba but the web link leads to a bloke at Jimboomba:
BEAD BLASTING
Specialised Blasting
3239 Old Cleveland Rd,Capalaba Qld 4157. (behind Midwest Custom Cycles)
Mobile 0411 332 834
Alloy engine Wetblast, gentlest blasting of your components, no change to detail or dimension, beautiful finish.
See site for samples.

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I've had a pair of fork legs done by him at Capalaba with excellent results. Looking at his website there's heaps of engine work shown that look very nice.
 

 
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gawmon
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Queensland


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Posted - 18 Nov 2010 :  9:28:03 PM  Show Profile Send gawmon a Private Message  

 
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Stuarts
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Queensland


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Posted - 23 Nov 2010 :  11:02:24 PM  Show Profile Send Stuarts a Private Message  

 
I bead balsted my T150 cases with Sand blasting to start (sealing ALL internals), then finished with bead blastinf the results came up very nice.

BUT in hindisight I would get it does professionally as it is a bloody tiresome task.



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