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Re: 41211-323-000 plate (rear sprocket cover) cleaning.

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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Is there an easy way to remove the coating on my rear wheel sprocket cover at home?

Not sure tbh but I think it is Chrome but could be BZP would Harpic 10 remove the coating?

Trigger:
Get it blasted and powder coated black. They were black on the later 550's  ;)

AshimotoK0:

--- Quote from: McCabe-Thiele (Ted) on September 30, 2023, 02:45:28 PM ---Is there an easy way to remove the coating on my rear wheel sprocket cover at home?

Not sure tbh but I think it is Chrome but could be BZP would Harpic 10 remove the coating?

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Harpic won't touch it ... you need something like 40% strength sulphuric acid with  a bit of glycerine added and reverse plate it at about 10 amps in that acid with lead as the other electrode .. mainly to remove the nickel under the chrome. A chrome plater will also remove by reverse plating in the chrome bath and it's fairly cheap.

Laverdaroo:
What does the glycerine do Ash?

AshimotoK0:
Not sure but it's what all of the platers use. Sure Google will tell you Ted.

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