Just curious what you do after you spray your axels with jig? Do you wipe or buff them after the jig dries?
Steps after Jig
- Thread starter HurriCrane Racing
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- Nov 24, 2011
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Spray the axle, give it a little shake, let it set for a bit (times differ for most people), install the axle in a preped wheel.
That's it.
Edited for times sake. lol
That's it.
Edited for times sake. lol
Thank you. I was just a little concerned about the hazy finish after the jig dried.
I normally let my axels sit over night to dry.
I normally let my axels sit over night to dry.
- Nov 24, 2011
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The only step I do after spraying the Jig and drying them out is install them into the wheel, like Kinser said. Dry times vary based on your comfort, or fear, of the Jig.
I can say that my JIG drying times are going down....I started with 24 hours, then overnight (12 essentially), then 4 and now 1 to 2 at most....mostly its the worry about the JIG and it eating the wheel but now that ive prepped a fair bit of cars im getting more comfortable with the shorter times and it has reduced prep time certainly. Is it faster...well at I can at least say that it hasn't made any of my cars slower (ive no track to really test on) so reduced wait/dry times is more efficient for me!
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Aww man WK,
And here I was imagining you testing your cars on a 42' track under a palm tree in 80 degree perfect weather.
You totally blew my image.
And here I was imagining you testing your cars on a 42' track under a palm tree in 80 degree perfect weather.
You totally blew my image.
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