imported post
Think that I'll give that a try. No time for rubbin' but more time for riddin'.
Think that I'll give that a try. No time for rubbin' but more time for riddin'.
Using CLR for rust removal
imported post
Sorry; couldn't locate original thread to post there.Our '95SE workhorse sidecar rig had very rusty crashbars. Removed; usedCLR w/brass wire brush. Only problem wasmy inability to see spotsmissed, withall the crudon chrome before rinsing. So, t'was necessaryto catch them later. Boy, do bars look Great! Only thing remaining, isclearcoat,to keep rustat bayforawhile.
MANY THANKSfor this really Great Tip& this Great Wing Site!TTFN...Old Tom in NH
P.S. This winter, will tackle my 14 yr.-old rusty mufflers!
Sorry; couldn't locate original thread to post there.Our '95SE workhorse sidecar rig had very rusty crashbars. Removed; usedCLR w/brass wire brush. Only problem wasmy inability to see spotsmissed, withall the crudon chrome before rinsing. So, t'was necessaryto catch them later. Boy, do bars look Great! Only thing remaining, isclearcoat,to keep rustat bayforawhile.
MANY THANKSfor this really Great Tip& this Great Wing Site!TTFN...Old Tom in NH
P.S. This winter, will tackle my 14 yr.-old rusty mufflers!
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
1 - 3 of 3 Posts
imported post
I used Eagle One never dull wadding polish on my chrome parts that were hidden due to the bags and trunk on my sei and that stuff worked great.
I used Eagle One never dull wadding polish on my chrome parts that were hidden due to the bags and trunk on my sei and that stuff worked great.
1 - 3 of 3 Posts
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums
A forum community dedicated to Honda Gold Wing owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about reviews, performance, modifications, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more!
Full Forum Listing
Top Contributors this Month
View All
De Motormuis
536 Replies
Foodman
326 Replies
harveysmedlap
263 Replies
Recommended Communities
