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Old 09-24-2007, 09:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Derek Mc View Post
I was stunned and amazed that when I was using what is really an old pressdure washer with a wide spray pattern I stripped off a section of laquer from one of my alloys a piece the size of the palm of my hand from the silver then laquer section and into the inside of the rim all lifted.

I am aware of a corrosion issue with the split five spoke UK design alloy and will inform Hartleys plus wait till the other three go then get a new set under warranty.
Derek

Just watch out when they balance the new wheels, the replacements seem to me to be "refurbished" - powder coated I think, rather than the original finish which was polished & lacquered, you used to see the polished bit, especially at the edge of the rim.

They don't look bad and may last longer, it's just that I don't regard them as flawless, and like I have posted previously, they took 3 times to get the balance right. One of the wheels now has a large number of balance weights on it. Also when I removed the wheels to polish the insides with "Poorboy's World" wheel sealant , some of the coating on the hollow inside of the spokes was already flaking off!

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