Removing Lacquer from Diamond Cut Wheels?

Started by Skifledanabit, August 28, 2013, 03:25:50 PM

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Skifledanabit

Anyone know the best way to do it?

I\'ve seen a few threads from google on using nitrodol on them, would sandpaper do it?

How about a sandblaster? Or would that wreck the diamond cut finish?
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the hat

Get them blasted or acid dipped mate I ha too remove the laquer from my equips total nightmare a whole tub of nitromors and it still had not all gone

Skifledanabit

Ok. Acid dip may be an option. But lets talk blasting. Wouldnt the diamond cut finish get destroyed?
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the hat

Yes more than likely buddy I tried too find the best paint stripper I could and it turns out the uks health and safety :censored::censored::censored::censored: it up for us

As the yanks gets stuff that works a treat but its not available over here

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Sandblasting or sandpaper will certainly wreck the finish.

Either paint stripper worked into the wheel then cleaned off over and over again or professional lathe turning at about £70 per wheel. As I see it them\'s ya choices.
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