Oven Cleaner Rawing

[Brock]

Just wondering, will rawing powder coated or liquid coated parts with oven cleaner work? Or does is only work with anodized stuff, because i plan on rawing a nitro clamp and forks with oven cleaner.

 

[Kroto]

Im pretty sure it does, and btw make sure you wear gloves/goggles when your doing it

 

[Brock]

Yeah, I've done it before with some anodized stuff.

 

[Darwin.]

how does this work /? lol sorry im a noob

 

[Brock]

You put the parts you want to raw in a bag and spray oven cleaner in, leave it for 20 mins or so and it removes the anodize/paint.

 

[Darwin.]

oh.

 

[james blott]

I put a purple clamp in the glad ZIP bag poored in the stuff and rubbed it all over and it like 6 secs it all came of

 

[JayJayScootsAllDay]

But does it turn out nice with anodized stuff?

 

[Brock]

Yeah, way better then using paint stripper and sandpaper or anything because it doesn't leave any marks or scratches.

 

[Gaston]

It comes out really good on anodized. But idk about powder coat

 

[cralle]

Tried it on powdercoat before and it didn't work at all.

 

[Mikey G]

Oven cleaner is used to get like 400 F degree melted food and such off the walls of an oven. It gets the anodizing off because that's pretty much what it is.
Unsure about powdercoat though.

 

[parrish]

i think it might be able to get the powdercoat off if theres some scratches in it, maybe put it in the oven? haha

 

[Matthew_D]

Get some "stripper". works the best.

 

[Brock]

I tried it today and it didn't do a thing, so i just used paint stripper and sandpaper.

 

[Hunter Treviranus]

no oven cleaner will not work on powder coat the best thing that works is "stripper in a can" heres a link:http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053