grinding aluminum handrails

[4wheels]

is there anyway i could make it work. Ive heard you could put duct tape on them maybe? maybe plasti dip?

[Chavo]

is there anyway i could make it work. Ive heard you could put duct tape on them maybe? maybe plasti dip?

Theeve TiH trucks?

[MostlyLurkin']

How in the world would plasti dip help? If anything that would make it even worse, since plasti dip is kinda sticky when dried up.

[TreBombMartin]

You can grind them, its obviously harder but it can be done.



2:17 20 Stair aluminum rail.

[pica]

z-rollers

[4wheels]

How in the world would plasti dip help? If anything that would make it even worse, since plasti dip is kinda sticky when dried up.

i have never used plasti dip but i kinda figured it was kinda like a hardish plastic. guess not
the rail wont just grind. even when i put tons of wax on it and went fast, the tricks just dig into the rail.

[shit_for_brains]

You can try to put angle iron on it, but some things just don't grind. Aluminum is a soft metal. That's just how it do.

[Rusty_Berrings]

oil based paint might be worth a try.

[Aatila]

wax your kingpins

[Juan Castillo]

Plastidip's actually a really soft rubber. You'd want a coating like they got on picnic tables, prob what you meant in the first place.
Started googling it, turns out picnic tables are like $900 bucks!?
So anyway the coating on tables is apparently thermoplastic. Loctite color guard coating is like $160, and i have no idea if it'd grind.

[Rusty_Berrings]

While we're on plastidip- you can use it to coat the jaws of pliers/vice grips to keep them from marring whatever you're working on (works good for avoiding scratches on metal, plastic, etc.)

[Juan Castillo]

Plastidip's also great for doing rims and other car parts. Actually looks pretty good

[shit_for_brains]

I use plastidip to cover shit in plastic all the time.

[MostlyLurkin']

I use plastidip to cover shit in plastic all the time.

Same here. Just to peel it off again. Its addictive.