I have a Litespeed Teramo with rear half of frame in natural Ti (front
half is painted). What is best way to get rid of finger marks, oily
film, etc. on the Ti tubes?
TIA.
Bernard
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Ti frame: best cleaning technique/product
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Jeanne & Bernard said:
I have a Litespeed Teramo with rear half of frame in natural Ti (front
half is painted). What is best way to get rid of finger marks, oily
film, etc. on the Ti tubes?TIA.
Bernard
Pledge - works great on Ti
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Jeanne & Bernard said:
I have a Litespeed Teramo with rear half of frame in natural Ti (front
half is painted). What is best way to get rid of finger marks, oily
film, etc. on the Ti tubes?TIA.
Bernard
Relaxation. They disappear once you stop worrying. On my LS Ultimate, I
clean drive train and dirty bits with kerosene then water, then car
detergent all over then water. Drip dry. Drip marks? No time to worry
about that.Donga
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