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Rust converter for inner tubes

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31 January 2007
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    FREDBLACK
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    Hello

    Have you used a rust converter to treat the inner surface of a steel fram bicycle tubes that you could recommend? Ideally, aerosol type would be the best. Otherwise, whatever you think would work to get into the tubes, including the narrower seatstays.

    Many thanks for your assistance

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  2. leestevens
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    FREDBLACK said:

    Hello

    Have you used a rust converter to treat the inner surface of a steel fram bicycle tubes that you could recommend? Ideally, aerosol type would be the best. Otherwise, whatever you think would work to get into the tubes, including the narrower seatstays.

    Many thanks for your assistance

    Try JP weigles(sp) frame saver. www.bikelugs.com sells it. 🙂

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