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What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 4:39 pm
by twiningmike
i want to strip off the coating on a rc10t motor plate (the black plate ) to polish it, nothing i have will strip it, i have tried paint stripper, gasket remove, even a light torching, can,t get it off, does anybody know what it is coated with,, epoxy, hard anodized ?????, so i can get the right stripper, thanks
Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 4:52 pm
by adam lancia
It's hard anodized. Over cleaner should do a pretty good job on it, just be sure to read over the list of precautions first

Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 6:10 pm
by twiningmike
[quote="adam lancia"]It's hard anodized. Over cleaner should do a pretty good job on it, just be sure to read over the list of precautions first

[ thanks for the info adam, i will give it a try and will post the results
Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 6:31 pm
by FasterLouder
I polished the motor plate on my RC10 T2's hard anodised,black motor plate.
I have a drill press with a wire brush wheel in it...2 minutes later,a shiny motor plate!

Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:12 am
by twiningmike
i used some heavy duty oven cleaner on the motor plate and after a couple of soakings the coating came off with some brushing , thanks everyone for your advice on this, mike
Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:41 pm
by racerx350
oven cleaner is the way to . helpful hint..... when you apply the oven cleaner rap the part in plastic wrap, it keep the lye based chemicals from evaporating to quickly, and will cut down the the time it takes to strip your parts....good luck
Re: What type of a coating is on a RC10t motor plate EPOXY ??
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:32 pm
by badhoopty
racerx350 wrote:oven cleaner is the way to . helpful hint..... when you apply the oven cleaner rap the part in plastic wrap, it keep the lye based chemicals from evaporating to quickly, and will cut down the the time it takes to strip your parts....good luck
a freezer bag works perfectly for that.
and the yellow top easy off is far more effective than the blue.