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Hammeriting the rear disc carrier?
My wavy rear disc is starting to look abit rusty :(
Is it safe to give it a goo with hammerite? only on the carrier part, not obvisously on the friction part :roll: I'm just concerned on the heat side of it, well will it melt and drip on the friction part? |
All I will say about Hammerite is it can take a fair while to dry.
The sniggers from the Soho massive will be testament to that. 24 hours to dry and putting a bike cover on = spectacular leather effect on the tank. Allow plenty time to dry if you get the advice its ok to do it. :wink: :P :oops: :lol: |
Can the stuff be baked?
Shall i chuck it in the oven :D |
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I suppose a bit of heat would definately be safe- discs can get burning hot in use. Just don't know how hammerite reacts with heat.
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Why dont you email the manufacterer and ask ?
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Why use hammerite??? Presumably because you want it straight to rust? You can get proper high-temperature (and VHT) paint from places like Halfords. A bit of wet and dry and then a tin of that would be a better choice!?!
Hammerite is brilliant stuff, but isn’t really meant for high temp applications, use the proper stuff and do away with any doubt!! |
Yep, I'd go for VHT mainfold paint. :thumbsup:
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