Thread: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
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02-21-2012, 09:08 PM #11
Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
I also have sprayed WD-40 on them and let it soak on them.. you think maby the wd might have something todo with it?
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02-21-2012, 09:10 PM #12
Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
WD40 is a water displacement oil. Its actually derived from fish oil. Corrosion is inevitable in a corrosive environment such as salt air. All you can really do is slow the process down.
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02-21-2012, 09:16 PM #13
Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
[quote author=the original pier pest link=topic=639.msg5873#msg5873 date=1329876611]
WD40 is a water displacement oil. Its actually derived from fish oil. Corrosion is inevitable in a corrosive environment such as salt air. All you can really do is slow the process down.
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Can you powder coat them? would that work better?
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02-21-2012, 09:18 PM #14
Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
I am working on that right now. Have an experiment that might be on Pcola pier soon. Just have to see how well they hold up to powerpro first.
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02-21-2012, 09:20 PM #15
Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
[quote author=the original pier pest link=topic=639.msg5875#msg5875 date=1329877096]
I am working on that right now. Have an experiment that might be on Pcola pier soon. Just have to see how well they hold up to powerpro first.
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cool..i'll be looking for a rod with them on it
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02-21-2012, 09:23 PM #16
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Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
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Wilson, get you a tube of Simichrome Polish, I have used it for years on motorcycles and car wheels. If it won’t clean it, nothing will.
http://www.simichrome-polish.com/
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02-21-2012, 09:27 PM #17
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[quote author=FinChaser link=topic=639.msg5877#msg5877 date=1329877432]
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Wilson, get you a tube of Simichrome Polish, I have used it for years on motorcycles and car wheels. If it wont clean it, nothing will.
http://www.simichrome-polish.com/
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Damn not bad for 7 bucks
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02-21-2012, 10:16 PM #18
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[size=12pt]I have always paid about $15 for it. That's a good price.[/size]
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02-22-2012, 02:02 AM #19
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Re: Cleaning Rods..HELP!!
I've got a little on mine Jeb, but its just the environment. Where it seems to actually have gotten me is in the the underwraps where you attach the guide, little bit of salt just gets in there and thus it rusts. I practically live on the beach too so everything over here just rusts if you don't maintain constant preventive maintenance. I need to start coating all my stuff with corrosion x.
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02-22-2012, 06:55 AM #20
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Next to salt,the two worst things for chrome plating are pool chemicals and Chinese sheet rock.Wilson,if ya don't mind spending another $25 or so consider the stainless wire spring guides that the guy in PC makes.
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