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myke

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Registered: 7th Feb 01
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15th Jan 06 at 21:15

how good is nitromors?
also will it kill grass whenb it's washed off.

debating wether to go for it myself or take them to be sandblasted.

any opinions welcome

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Registered: 20th May 02
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15th Jan 06 at 21:35

i would suggest getting them sandblasted, it will allwasy come up better IMO

myke

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15th Jan 06 at 21:39

rough price for a set of 15's you reckon?

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16th Jan 06 at 09:15

Get down to Spray Blast Fabrications in Wycombe... They'll do it for a few pennies. Every time I have had powder coating done by them the blasting has been free as it doesn't take much time at all...

myke

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16th Jan 06 at 13:05

when i had my old old 17's refurbed by them, they were pretty expensive and seemed like cunts.
i took a sump to them to have a crack patched up and they reckoned it would be £40

suppose a quick blast with sand is a pretty simple job. might see how much they reckon.

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16th Jan 06 at 13:33

Oh, they've always been alright with me... They might just drop them in some acid as they think that everything that goes in there is powdercoated

(even if it is painted).

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16th Jan 06 at 13:35

Let me know where you get them done if it's cheap though. I want to sell my 1.2 on for profit so I'm going to re-furb the wheels nicely so they need a blast before I paint them up...

myke

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16th Jan 06 at 13:41

i'll call spray blast this evening and get a rough quote

myke

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18th Jan 06 at 18:12

got hold of them this arvo.
£30 a wheel to blast and re-coat didn't sound too bad, but £15 a wheel just to sand blast them seemed a bit wrong.

think i'll be getting busy with the nitromors.

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18th Jan 06 at 20:05

£15 per wheel... Fuck that.

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