Old 04-18-18, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
It's not hard to do at all. I did it on a set of Campagnolo Chorus cranks that looked they had been in a 25 year battle. They look absolutely beautiful now.

Whoa whoa, what did you do to accomplish that - I have an old Mavic crank (square taper!) that needs some TLC. Rotary tool and some polishing compound? Or something easier than that. Never mind, I'll check out your thread.
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