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  1. Anyone know what sort of treatment is being applied to stainless steel
    spokes to make them black? Is is just paint? Can't be anodizing - that's
    for aluminum. How durable is this surface paint or surface treatment
    proving to be?

    Cal

  2. WTF said:

    Anyone know what sort of treatment is being applied to stainless steel
    spokes to make them black? Is is just paint? Can't be anodizing - that's
    for aluminum. How durable is this surface paint or surface treatment
    proving to be?

    Stainless steel has a thin film of oxide on the surface and can be
    anodised, as can titanium, niobium and lots of other metals. However, I
    don't know if that is what is done to the spokes.

  3. "Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
    news:40a76cdb.0@entanet...

    Quoted message said:
    WTF said:

    Anyone know what sort of treatment is being applied to stainless steel
    spokes to make them black? Is is just paint? Can't be anodizing -


    that's

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    for aluminum. How durable is this surface paint or surface treatment
    proving to be?

    Stainless steel has a thin film of oxide on the surface and can be
    anodised, as can titanium, niobium and lots of other metals. However, I
    don't know if that is what is done to the spokes.

    yes, that's what they do

    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Stainless steel has a thin film of oxide on the surface and can be
    anodised, as can titanium, niobium and lots of other metals. However, I
    don't know if that is what is done to the spokes.

    yes, that's what they do

    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

    Thanks guys.

    Cal

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