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Topic: trade black pedals for polished , mullen |
Terry Sneed
From: Arkansas,
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Posted 12 Apr 2014 10:14 pm
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I have a Pre RP Mullen, with 8 as-new black pedals, that I'd like to trade for 8 polished pedals.
Terry |
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Terry Sneed
From: Arkansas,
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Posted 29 Apr 2014 5:30 pm pedals
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Bump. I would give a few bucks to boot.
Terry |
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Erv Niehaus
From: Litchfield, MN, USA
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Posted 30 Apr 2014 7:51 am
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Terry,
Why not just get those you have polished? |
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Terry Sneed
From: Arkansas,
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Posted 30 Apr 2014 4:43 pm pedals
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Erv, take them to a machine shop or the like? Wonder what it would cost, any idea?
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Erv Niehaus
From: Litchfield, MN, USA
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Posted 1 May 2014 7:53 am
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Terry,
You wouldn't take them to a machine shop.
You can do some of the work yourself.
Get some paint remover and remove the black on the pedals and then take them to somebody who does metal polishing.
All you really need is a buffing wheel and some sticks of polishing compound. I've even seen some buffing wheels you can use on a drill. The pieces you are wanting to polish aren't very large so that should work fine.
I get my polishing stuff from www.eastwood.com.
They have a polishing kit for a drill that you can buy for $39.99 and that just might do the trick. |
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Terry Sneed
From: Arkansas,
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Posted 1 May 2014 4:16 pm pedals
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Thanks for the info Erv. If I can get up the nerve, I might try it.
Terry |
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Al Risbeck
From: Iowa, USA
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Posted 1 May 2014 5:19 pm Polish
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Hey Terry if you can do without them a few days send them to Mickey Adams
Al _________________ Mullen Discovery, GK mb200 with Eminence EPS-15C, Fender steel King with Eminence EPS-15C,Nashville 400 amp, with EPS-15C,Evans FET500 with Peavey 1501 BW Goodrich L10K V.P.(2),Goodrich L120, Bose L1 PA with ToneMatch 4 Mic control board |
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Jerry Roller
From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA
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Posted 1 May 2014 10:29 pm
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It seems like a logical answer to just have them polished but the fact is that powdercoat is nearly impossible to polish off and I have found nothing to remove it. Powdercoat is meant to be there to stay.
Jerry _________________ http://www.littleoprey.org/ |
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