yeah it had kinda been sitting under my bin for like a year haha.

Meh. It turned into a good picture so all hope isn't lost for it.

Now you gotta soak it in WD-40 and crap to get that rust off.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...r/S5000921.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...r/S5000916.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...r/S5000838.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...S5000896_2.jpg

new remedy?

yeah didnt you know that? ive been dipping my chains in the toilet for years. secret of the pros i guess.

Never heard of the technique. Actually, never heard of you either. Who exactly are you?

a nobody, thats who he is

Everybody needs some loving.

except him

Speaking of new remedys for greasin' chains and stuff...

I heard you can like bake or boil your chain or something. I read it in a magazine once. Funny though, i can't say i've seen it on bikeguide yet...maybe i'll put a thread up aha.

Baking your chain wouldn't really do anything. Boiling would because it's getting rid of all of the crap on your chain. It wouldn't be very nice to touch though... you could actually melt it.

by boiling it? i hope your kidding.

if you heat it up enough...

Your just being silly.

Boiling a chain would get it nowhere near hot enough to melt.

Haha silly Gunz

blah:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...f/100_0822.jpg

someone has a bit to much time on their hands

however, although quite creepy very good drawing

Not if you did it with some unknown liquid at extreme temperatures. Or just some acid. It is possible.

Ya, English class.

Also Gunz, you aren't going to melt a chain through heat with any liquid, only chemically.

it may not melt but it would expand

A chemical is a liquid, hence why they are not solids. So my theory is still possible.

No liquid like water.

Acid is a chemical, and will eat the chain, not consume it through heat.

Oh well. It can still be melted.

I think the melting point (of steel) is around 2500 degrees F (1370 C)...i know MY oven/stove doesn't get that hot!