During my 125 build i decided to powder coat my swing arm, at this point i’m not the biggest fan of it and wanna do the polished look that factory bikes have. Since i sandblasted it is it possible to achieve this look?
During my 125 build i decided to powder coat my swing arm, at this point i’m not the biggest fan of it and wanna do the polished look that factory bikes have. Since i sandblasted it is it possible to achieve this look?
Its going to take a long time to get it smooth again. But yea red scotch brite is what you would use to do it
so what do you recommend to remove the powder cost? should i sandblast it again and just do the scotchbrite and wd-40 method or is their a chemical that could do it? Thanks guys!
the blue can of aircraft stripper.
a few cheap 1" wide paint brushes
a small plastic container to pour the stripper into. available from home depot in the paint section.
2 tooth brush size brass brushes
rubber gloves
goggles
where are you guys finding the aircraft stripper? i’ve checked Walmart, Lowe’s, and Home depot!
I did a quick online search.. no auto parts stores or home improvement stores have it. Its all over their websites and amazon tho. Prob easier to go that route.
zac, I did the same thing once. Blast it back off. Since the arm was already blasted once to do the powdercoating,its already roughed up,so save yourself a lot of grief and time and just have the powdercoater guy blast all the powder back off. He'll probably do it for free or just a couple of bucks, you'll still have less money and time that way then buying chemicals and spending a couple hours scraping and breathing fumes. Then follow CarlinoJoe's instructions to get the finish you want.