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blasted, cleaned, studs installed

21 Feb 2014 16:55 - 21 Feb 2014 18:14
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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

21 Feb 2014 19:31
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Larry, is that soda blasted or glass bead blasted and did you spray them to seal them? thanks. tom
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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

22 Feb 2014 04:28
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tomsbadkz wrote: Larry, is that soda blasted or glass bead blasted and did you spray them to seal them? thanks. tom

Glass. The don't need to be sealed.
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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

22 Feb 2014 09:13
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Very nice looking Larry.
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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

22 Feb 2014 14:56
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Very nice as usual. Some day i will ride down there and drop a bike off. sit at local still and drink till its done!

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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

24 Feb 2014 03:57
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I'm doing this one by hand :pinch:





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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

24 Feb 2014 04:03 - 24 Feb 2014 04:17
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OMR did a nice job on his with nylon brushes and a drill. There's more than one way to accomplish any task :)

Here's the bottom end assembled.

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Re: blasted, cleaned, studs installed

03 Mar 2014 19:17
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Those parts look really good!

If its not a secret, what type/brand/size/mesh of bead are you using? I tried glass beads on a scrap piece of cast and it seemed to want to smear the aluminum around, if that makes sense. It came out clean but I didn't like that it was moving the aluminum around. I'm not sure what size the beads were, it was given to me in a coffee can to try out, but it sure looked very fine.

I have a bag of Clemtex glass bead size MS-MH that the guy gave me when I bought the cabinet from him (Econline) but I haven't opened the bag to see what it even looks like.

I just bought a few bags of 120 mesh garnet. So far loving it (clean, fast, very low dust) but not sure how it would be on aluminum. Thinking too aggressive.
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