Topic: 750 A rim finish Q?

[Don R]

 I bought a 17" 750A? aluminum rear wheel assembly for my drag bike project, it's got a fresh Shinko on it.
 Anyway the aluminum rim shines real well in spots but there's a coating on it that needs to come off. What's the best way to remove the clear coat without taking it apart? Stripper, Scotchbrite, oven cleaner?

 The 16X5" M&H is gorgeous but might be too old to use now, it looks awesome but would be a bear to turn a corner with. I'll leave it mounted up for shows or a little cackle action .

[754]

I suspect clear anodize.. Might come off with oven cleaner but not real sure of that.. 

[Mr Freeze]

I'm sure a little stripper would take off any clear coat that is on there with ease. I've used it when polishing aluminum engine parts to take off the factory clear coat.

[navydad]

If it is the same stuff that was on my 81 650 Custom Comstar wheels stripper won't touch it. I used a Scotchbright pad and a lot of elbow grease. Polished up nicely though.

[Don R]

 I had some luck on a painted cb400F engine case with Scotchbrite and carb cleaner. When it dried the goo stuck again so I added WD40 to the mix. I'll try that and report back.

[jonnycakes]

Oven cleaner will remove the anodizing.   Then you will be free to polish the rim.