Make sure it is safe for aluminum. You should be good with aircraft stripper, if you use regular stripper it will discolor and badly etch the surface, I found out the hard way...The wheel on the bottom USED to look like the one on top, before I ruined it with stripper:blink:
After you strip the paint, you can get all of the remaining corrosion off by blasting them with baking soda. I made this exact same gun for under five bucks, just to see if it would work, and I was pleasantly surprised:thumbsup:
AircooledTech's Tools-On-The-Cheap - DIY Soda Blaster
I just did these wheels on my Allis Chalmers bike, it only took about five minutes of soda blasting...
Now they are ready for polishing.
Good luck:thumbsup:
After you strip the paint, you can get all of the remaining corrosion off by blasting them with baking soda. I made this exact same gun for under five bucks, just to see if it would work, and I was pleasantly surprised:thumbsup:
AircooledTech's Tools-On-The-Cheap - DIY Soda Blaster
I just did these wheels on my Allis Chalmers bike, it only took about five minutes of soda blasting...
Now they are ready for polishing.
Good luck:thumbsup:
