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braingel 03-23-07 10:58 AM

Campy shifter ID help
 
What type are they, and how do I remove the green from them?

Sorry about the out of focus pictures, but that's all my camera has to offer.

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...SCF0001_22.jpg

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...SCF0002_23.jpg

dbakl 03-23-07 11:58 AM

Look like 70s Valentino. Steel wool?

unworthy1 03-23-07 01:29 PM

Green? is that spray paint overspray or do you have brass levers with some verdigris showing through? And if they're brass they must be hyper rare...I'm betting on paint, so fine steel wool with WD40, then you can polish them if you wish.

braingel 03-23-07 01:37 PM

Yeah, it looked like patina at first, but it's definitely overspray.

lotek 03-24-07 08:29 AM

don't use steel wool, use 0000 brass wool, less likely to scratch the chrome.]

Marty

Dr.Deltron 03-24-07 09:49 AM

On something small like that, I would put all the metal parts in a jar of laquer thinner for a day or so.
All the green will come off with an old toothbrush & a paper towel, NO scratching at all! :D
That's what to do if you have an old frozen spray gun and you want to make it work again.


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