Stripping anodize from aluminum parts?

[MrQuick]

make sure you wipe it down with a lubricant or metal sealer to keep it from corroding.

[BADNBLK]

make sure you wipe it down with a lubricant or metal sealer to keep it from corroding.

Yeah I have done that with a spray lube. I brought out my polishing gear today, so hopefully won't have to worry about corrosion anymore

[BADNBLK]

Well a few minutes with the wheels showed my problem areas, and where they are gonna look really good Thanks for all the help along the way guys.

[Josh@Ridetech]

Well a few minutes with the wheels showed my problem areas, and where they are gonna look really good Thanks for all the help along the way guys.

[jlcustomz]

I've been thinking about polishing my upcoming brake upgrade calipers. That cerikote clear I mention checking into should handle the heat just fine & reduce maintenance.

[BADNBLK]

I've been thinking about polishing my upcoming brake upgrade calipers. That cerikote clear I mention checking into should handle the heat just fine & reduce maintenance.

Funny I was just talking to a buddy about cerikote on these. I will for sure look into a coating. My current Baer set up is fully polished, and it required very little maintenance. I have actually only polished my current set up once in almost 10 years.

[BMR Sales]

Well a few minutes with the wheels showed my problem areas, and where they are gonna look really good Thanks for all the help along the way guys.

[BADNBLK]

Thanks guys! Quality billet aluminum always shines up nice

[LS1-IROC]

You're killing me here Brandon...

Do want!

[BADNBLK]

You're killing me here Brandon...

Do want!

Ehhh... You'd have to paint them red to stand out from behind your sex machine wheels LOL!

[BADNBLK]

I just wanted to throw out a finished pic for you guys. Thanks again for the help.





I also used oven clean for degreaser on my LS1 take out and it worked so well, I'm gonna get a couple cans to keep in the shop.