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DanDare 31-07-06 03:24 PM

Rear Wheel Cleaning
 
Anyone know of a good method/way or product to remove the oil from the back wheel that the chain has flung off??

K4 so I've got the silver wheels, well should be silver now generally mucky. :oops:

Law 31-07-06 03:26 PM

I use chain cleaner on a cloth to remove fling. others will probably recommend paraffin as it's cheaper.

BILLY 31-07-06 03:27 PM

Paint thinners or paraffin does the job nicely!!!!

jim@55 31-07-06 03:32 PM

pledge/mr sheen!!honestly :wink:

jambo 31-07-06 03:33 PM

C-l-e-a-n? :?
*Wanders off to ask the oxford dictionary*

Mr Toad 31-07-06 03:43 PM

WD40, or a citrus based degreaser

John Burt 31-07-06 03:47 PM

Does the citrus stuff leave iot smelling Orangey fresh. :P :P

andyauger 31-07-06 03:48 PM

Parrafin??
 
For us stateside folks, is parrafin the same thing as kerosene? Kerosene or lamp oil (same stuff, only lamp oil is deodorized) work great. Cheap and available. A small amount on a cloth.

jonboy 31-07-06 03:51 PM

Paraffin, WD40, or Mr Sheen. None of those will take your paint off, whereas a lot of the "wonder" cleaners will with constant use.


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northwind 31-07-06 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BILLY
Paint thinners

Now that wants clarifying :) Celly thinners will take the paint clean off! Turps, I think, would be fine. Depends what sort of paint, really.

I use Muc-off, just give it a squirt when I do the rest of the bike. When it's bad- that lovely mix of chain fling and brake dust- I use kerosene.


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