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Cleaning grease off of carbon rims
I built my wheel with 40mm BTLOS rim.
I use Tef-gel on the spoke threads and got some on the rim. It is a greasy like substance. I tried using soapy water and isopropyl alcohol but it did not completely remove it. Tef-Gel recommends to use mineral spirits, Is this safe for carbon fiber? Thanks |
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WD40 is effective at cutting Tef-Gel. Put some on a rag and use that.
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Mineral spirits should be ok. I would use a liberal amount of dish soap directly on the greasy area instead.
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WD40 did the job.
Thanks Dave |
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Another solution is Pledge furniture spray wax...takes off grease and such, leaves a shine and a nice lemony smell.
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Mineral spirits will not damage carbon fiber. Neither will acetone. I had bar tape glued at the ends with contact cement. Acetone works well to remove the glue. Brake fluid doesn't bother it either. I soaked a piece of steering tube in brake fluid for weeks. It did no damage.
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