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Instructions
publisherHELEN YANG
time2013/08/14
1，Clean the pipe thoroughly to remove grease, dirt, grime and salt deposits. Use a heavy-duty cleaner and rags to clean the pipe. Then clean it again with mineral spirits and a rag. This removes remaining grease left on the pipe or residue from the cleaner.
2，Rough sand the steel pipe if it has a sheeny surface that may decrease adhesion. This is true of stainless steel or chrome steel pipe. Lightly rough the surface with metal abrasive sandpaper -- 200 grit or less. Wipe away all residue from sanding with a clean towel.
2，Rough sand the steel pipe if it has a sheeny surface that may decrease adhesion. This is true of stainless steel or chrome steel pipe. Lightly rough the surface with metal abrasive sandpaper -- 200 grit or less. Wipe away all residue from sanding with a clean towel.