Scratches in lacquer
Hi all,
I have just taken delivery of a second hand Sram Force carbon chainset bought off the forum.
The condition of the chainset is ok however it does have some scuffing/rubbing marks on the NDS crank arm, probably from shoe rub.
These are not too deep and are just cosmetic however I want to try and polish them out and back to a gloss finish on the lacquer, to do this what should I use and what process should I follow?
Also on the inside of the same crank arm the lacquer has delaminated slightly around what looks to be a chip from a small tool like a flat headed screw driver, does anyone see any problems with me just using a tiny bit of superglue to stick this down, or is there a better option?
Your thoughts oh wise ones!
I have just taken delivery of a second hand Sram Force carbon chainset bought off the forum.
The condition of the chainset is ok however it does have some scuffing/rubbing marks on the NDS crank arm, probably from shoe rub.
These are not too deep and are just cosmetic however I want to try and polish them out and back to a gloss finish on the lacquer, to do this what should I use and what process should I follow?
Also on the inside of the same crank arm the lacquer has delaminated slightly around what looks to be a chip from a small tool like a flat headed screw driver, does anyone see any problems with me just using a tiny bit of superglue to stick this down, or is there a better option?
Your thoughts oh wise ones!
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T Cut for the scratches, no problem re superglue for the delamination.0
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Yossie wrote:T Cut for the scratches, no problem re superglue for the delamination.
Used T-Cut a load of times on cranks, then polish afterwards with Autoglym.
For major de-lamination get some fibreglass epoxy and just dab that around the edge, then wet and dry and polish.0
