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[PeteF]

Depends G Lad, if the case is really bad then wet and dry might be a good start. A drop of washing up liquid in the water helps by the way.

[Dennis C]

Pete it's perhaps time to ignore a certain poster, I think most people now realize the advice given is mostly incorrect.

[PeteF]

You're probably right Dennis but.......

[papasmurf]

If aluminium is really oxidised and dirty, blast cleaning with crushed walnut shells is the way to go. (You may need to wait until a blast cleaning company has some reproduction furniture to "antique," it is cheaper that way.)

[Gaz262]

Why do some of our community seem to have it in for jefrs?

[PeteF]

Personally I haven't got it in for anyone Gaz, but if I see a post that is (IMHO) wrong or misleading, I will say so.
Internet forums are a great way of spreading knowledge but they are also a great way to spread mis-information.
I have been corrected by Jefrs quite often and have acknowledged that.

[PeteF]

And have been corrected by others on the forum - that's how knowledge is spread.

[Leon Novello]

I am still learning since I came to this site.
As some ancient scribe once said, The book teacheth more in one year than experience in twenty.

[Lee]

Belgom Alu works very well but is expensive

[Dennis C]

Gaz, it's not a case of have it in for Jefrs, unfortunately the guy gives so much bad information that like PeteF, I find it hard to let it pass. Some people who don't know better may in some cases damage their bike.