Painting my outriggers
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harry henderson said:
I used the wire brush attachment for my drill, I found that you can vary the speed/ power easier. My car was on trolley jack so I visions of wire brushing my face of with the angle grinder, the drill is much safer. I also found that the wire wheel type attachment worked best, it made it a lot easier holding the drill flat.
Cheers HarryChuffmeister said:
If you want to get waxoil off without the drill, the you won't go far wrong with Mistral Industrial Degreaser: http://mistralie.co.uk/products/heavy-duty-industr...
Paint it on, leave for twenty mins and then scrub off. Re-apply a couple if times whilst you're cleaning and the chassis will clean up nicely. It is very messy though. After the degreaser, I used Xylene thinners and the chassis came up spotless. Just sand to key, then wipe with thinners again before you paint.
The wire/ drill method is good, but the chassis will still need cleaning down, plus it spits the stuff everywhere.
Just an alternative!
Cheers
Chuffy
I like the sound of that way Paint it on, leave for twenty mins and then scrub off. Re-apply a couple if times whilst you're cleaning and the chassis will clean up nicely. It is very messy though. After the degreaser, I used Xylene thinners and the chassis came up spotless. Just sand to key, then wipe with thinners again before you paint.
The wire/ drill method is good, but the chassis will still need cleaning down, plus it spits the stuff everywhere.
Just an alternative!
Cheers
Chuffy
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