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  1. 07-12-2006, 09:11 AM #1
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    Update on Cloudy Fuchs

    There was a discussion here a while back (or the Pelican board - I can't remember) about a number of Fuchs that were redone by Al Reed that have become "milky". Someone mentioned that they had not been properly cured and that Al would take care of it if they were sent back to him. They also mentined that you could do it yourself by baking them.

    I just tried baking one (my wife was amazingly tolerant). Baked it at 325 degrees for 30 minutes. No change at all in the milkiness. Guess they're going to have to go back to Al. Looks like a start-over to me.

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    I think that was in reference to powder coated wheels not anodized. What are yours?
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    Mine are anodized. And on their way to Harvey.

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