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Old 08-03-14 | 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by RedlineAZ
Awesome man!!!!! Looks great! I will probably have my brother in laws shop do it for me, I am kind of over DIY projects in a 110 degree weather lol
Let me know when you get it done, and how it turned out. I been wanting to do this for awhile, either paint or powder coat!
Old 08-03-14 | 07:25 PM
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If you have a choice, don't use sand or glass beads (they're essentially the same thing). Use plastic media, nut shells, or even nickel slag, but using sand could result in a disaster if any of it gets inside the caliper. It's very, very difficult to keep it out. I've done quite a bit of this stuff, and you can't beat plastic media for removing the paint without damaging anything.
Old 08-04-14 | 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
If you have a choice, don't use sand or glass beads (they're essentially the same thing). Use plastic media, nut shells, or even nickel slag, but using sand could result in a disaster if any of it gets inside the caliper. It's very, very difficult to keep it out. I've done quite a bit of this stuff, and you can't beat plastic media for removing the paint without damaging anything.
Thanks for the advice!!! Would sanding them by hand as opposed to sand blasting cause issues?
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