Removing waxoyl
Discussion
Afternoon all,
Had the chassis sorted by Tower View over the last couple of weeks. New this and that, repaint and waxoyl. There is a some waxoyl overspay onto the cats and exhaust which is smoking a bit when everything is up to temperature. In fact it was smoking a lot when I pickied it up at the weekend!. I'm sure some of the bikers at The Ace thought it had caught fire when I dropped in for breakfast on Saturday!
I'm sure that a 50 mile blat will burn most of it off but is there a less 'toxic fumes' way of removing it? Obviously the usual method of scraping it is out but I'm a little wary about what (if any) chemical agent to use given the high operating temperatures of the parts in question.
Anyone else had experience of this?
Had the chassis sorted by Tower View over the last couple of weeks. New this and that, repaint and waxoyl. There is a some waxoyl overspay onto the cats and exhaust which is smoking a bit when everything is up to temperature. In fact it was smoking a lot when I pickied it up at the weekend!. I'm sure some of the bikers at The Ace thought it had caught fire when I dropped in for breakfast on Saturday!
I'm sure that a 50 mile blat will burn most of it off but is there a less 'toxic fumes' way of removing it? Obviously the usual method of scraping it is out but I'm a little wary about what (if any) chemical agent to use given the high operating temperatures of the parts in question.
Anyone else had experience of this?
Going to be there on Saturday 8th so I hope that you're not going to be in the office then! Might head down to The Ace on Friday 7th though so I'm going to have to use the White Spirit approach this Saturday.
Let me know if you want to head down on the 7th and I'll meet up with you on the way.
Let me know if you want to head down on the 7th and I'll meet up with you on the way.
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