I have 2 sets of spoons
they need cleaning really well
after seasons of road racing they are covered in a browninsh layer from Ferodo DS300K pads
any suggestions
or should I just bead blast it to raw aluminum
the 15s turned greyish i guess from the heat and the 16s brown from the pads
any help

I know if i sit there and tap it with a hammer carefully it flakes away
will a 2-3k psi power washer hurt the finish
as I know its an anodized finish

 

i clean all my spoons by putting it in the dishwasher. fast and easy.

 

cant go wrong

 

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That leaves a hard wash stain, I would use a liquid detergent!!!

 

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they need cleaning really well
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hahah, smart asses

 

A pressure washer of that pressure shouldn't do any damage to the finish on the rims.

 

Dawn is gentle on hands and tough on stains!

 

leave it how it is, saw some partial rusted/brown spoons rolling on a white eg, and it looked badass!!! agresive!!! just my funky taste.

 

strip em, polish em.

 

try dish soap, it work good on brake dust.

 

forget cleaning them! Sell a set to me for cheap As for dish soap, try it. Sometimes things like that actually work great

 

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thats what you do with slips.. i cant see myself stripping some sw388's

 

Test on the back lip of the rims with any cleaning product you like.

 

yah that HT for you