autosol

[scouse645]

Just a quick question, i got some autosol to clean my exhausts, can i use that on the frame? as my frame is a polished one just thought i would ask.

[Eclectic]

Probably. Try a small, out of the way area. If it stays white when your rubbing it in, its lacquered. so STOP.

If however it starts going black, then rub
, rub, rub and rub some more till ya fingers sore. Then rub more.

or cheat and get a nice felt wheel for a drill. Mind the spatter though.

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[scouse645]

Probably. Try a small, out of the way area. If it stays white when your rubbing it in, its lacquered. so STOP.

If however it starts going black, then rub
, rub, rub and rub some more till ya fingers sore. Then rub more.

or cheat and get a nice felt wheel for a drill. Mind the spatter though.

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Will do mate, thanks.

[darkember]

Just a quick question, i got some autosol to clean my exhausts, can i use that on the frame? as my frame is a polished one just thought i would ask.

Yes it will do the polished bits

[agentpineapple]

a dremel or rotary tool is good to use on those awkward nooks and crannies. for best results with autosol, you need to use a power tool, autosol's at its most effective when used at speed.
have fun with that....

[Eclectic]

Marty is quite right. Luckily i have access to such machinery through my day job.

Bit ffs dont use ya dremel on the main bulk of the frame. It polishes unevenly and takes a lot of skill to blend it evenly due to the of the tiny head.

i personally use a 2" felt wheel on a variable speed grinder (polisher)

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[scouse645]

Cheers for all the info, just have to get more confident for some of these jobs,

[Eclectic]

Gerron with it, lad

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