Rawing FrenchID forks

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BenTen

Member
Im quite shure they are anodised.. am i right?
and im just wondering if oven cleaner would be appropriate to raw them?
Im just worried that it would somehow weaken the glue?

Oh yer and I dont want some kid to come in and say:
oH y3a d00d jU$t d0 1t
legit answers from people who know what they are talking about

Thank you in advance..
 
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zolof

Member
oven cleaner removes the anodization
i have no idea what would happen to the glue though
so wait till someone who knows what theyre talking about to reply
never seen a raw one before :]
 
Zaηe

Zaηe

Keepin' Peace
Staff member
aparntly the fork is glued to the tube.....? coz ther different metals?
correct me if im wrong
 
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BenTen

Member
they are pressed together also using metal adhesive
dont get me wrong there strong and all..
im just worried about the chemicals doing something to the adhesive to weaken it?
 
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JonnyJonDogg

Member
ZOOOLOF! said:
oven cleaner removes the anodization
i have no idea what would happen to the glue though
so wait till someone who knows what theyre talking about to reply
never seen a raw one before :]
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i have.

looks FAACKKING AMAZING.

but the one i saw was one before it was etched
 
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zolof

Member
yeah i would be worried too
i think it might do something
but not enough to make a difference
i have NO idea though
so dont go off me
 
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Matthew Madera

Member
yeah that's the other issue, its usage on scs. some one should just lock a thread about french id forks, because so many questions are coming up daily, and taking space away from forums.
 
edy boi

edy boi

Member
ya thats what dalton tells me and hes pretty reliable if try taping heavily aroun that area though just incase any way if that parts not raw u wont even see it
 
Rob.

Rob.

Admin
Staff member
If you buy a FrID fork from the SR store it comes pinned to the forktube = no pulling it apart.
 
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