cleaning brakes
#2
Clean the rotors with isopropyl alcohol. ITs really cheap, like 99 cents for a bottle cheap. And wipe down the pads with an paper towel soaked with the alcohol. This stuff leaves no residue so its ideal, and it evaporates quickly./
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#3
I drink your MILKSHAKE

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Originally Posted by phantomcow2
Clean the rotors with isopropyl alcohol. ITs really cheap, like 99 cents for a bottle cheap. And wipe down the pads with an paper towel soaked with the alcohol. This stuff leaves no residue so its ideal, and it evaporates quickly./
#5
I drink your MILKSHAKE

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Originally Posted by Dirtbike
Enlighten me - what is denatured and whats the difference?
In this sense of the word, denatured means "a specific property of ethanol, its usefulness as a beverage, is removed". The ethanol molecule is not denatured in the sense that its chemical structure is altered.
Denatured alcohol is taxed differently than drinkable alcohol.
#7
I drink your MILKSHAKE

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#8
I prefer a little on the wild side. Laquer thinner or acetone. They evaporate near instantly and will take anything shy of rust off. I do reccomend rubber gloves when handling it, as it can dry the skin(same action).







