Prime Wheels - White logo
phil485
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Morning,
Looking to get a set of prime carbon wheels but all the black logoed ones are out of stock, white ones only.
i think the white logos are a bit naff, but are they just stickers??
Peelable with the help of a hairdryer?
Looking to get a set of prime carbon wheels but all the black logoed ones are out of stock, white ones only.
i think the white logos are a bit naff, but are they just stickers??
Peelable with the help of a hairdryer?
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should be and a bit of nail varnish remover for the glue underneath.0
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The black logos on the ones I had were painted so I would assume the white ones are as well. It's not possible to remove them without destroying the finish.0
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I wouldn't under any circumstances use nail varnish remover, evil stuff that !0
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Shaun67 wrote:I wouldn't under any circumstances use nail varnish remover, evil stuff that !
What do you get your nail varnish off with then?
Sorry should have been a smiley face at end of question but I always get "invalid character" message when I try to add one!0 -
Wayne Plunger wrote:What do you get your nail varnish off with then?
Sand blaster of course!
If they are stickers better to soak them off hot water with a bit of dish soap, wont affect the wheels bar cleaning them.0 -
Acetone (nail varnish), won't affect the rims at all...0
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If you get the RR-50 SE version, they come with black decals in the box- you can easily peel the flashy hologram ones off and stealth them up.0
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Pippi Langsamer wrote:Acetone (nail varnish), won't affect the rims at all...
Yep, perfectly safe and recommended for cleaning your rims by the likes of Zipp and Reynolds.Colnago Master Olympic
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Nail Varnish remover will cause cosmetic damage, it will strip any gloss finish for instance.
Apply heat from an hairdryer or the like to remove the vinyl graphics and if any adhesive
remains a little petrol on a cloth will remove it.0 -
https://www.therange.co.uk/household/cl ... er/#107710
After gentle heat with a hair dryer to remove decal try this stuff, it removes any residue. Have used it on all sorts of things. Leaves no marks. Can get it from numerous places.0 -
siddy1972 wrote:If you get the RR-50 SE version, they come with black decals in the box- you can easily peel the flashy hologram ones off and stealth them up.
These are out of stock at Wiggle as well.
OP - As has been said, the grey/black decals are not removable, so I also presume the white are the same. I'd just wait for new stock in the black if I were you. I have them and the black is very subtle.0 -
Will have a set of RP-38 v1 in black and grey for sale next week :-)0
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There's nothing special about the Prime wheels other than they are sold by Wiggle: they have generic Chinese rims, Taiwanese hubs and spokes from the likes of Sapim, DT Swiss or perhaps cheaper Pillar spokes. You can get a much better deal on the same thing going for "Fulfilled by Amazon" offers from Chinese manufacturers without the risks and delays in purchasing from China direct, e.g:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/QIQI-Bikes-Cli ... FMV0JRSCVJ
These are 40 mm, weigh only 1400 g and have the same Novatec straight pull hubs as the Black Editions and use quality Sapim CX-Ray spokes.
I'm not sure what hubs these are or if the logos are removable, but these are ridiculously light at 1357g
https://www.amazon.co.uk/QIQI-Bikes-Sup ... /B07RZ7D4H
These were also recently available as "Fulfilled by Amazon" but seem to be now only available from China:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07 ... UTF8&psc=10 -
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You can get a much better deal on the same thing going for "Fulfilled by Amazon" offers from Chinese manufacturers without the risks and delays in purchasing from China direct, e.g
You can also order from Chain Reaction/Wiggle using cycle to work and save moreTri Coaching
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