Reply to "Seeking Advice Regarding a Leaking Magnesium Wheel"

jerrysrMember

Bosswrench not wanting to high jack the thread but clarify Any ( even light) corrosion can not be buffed and sealed? ( street use only) I have not de mounted my tires yet after sitting in storage years with no leaks but there is a couple spots from wheel weights in the bead area. If so there may be another set of Stock Campys soon listed on Ebay to finance Polished Aluminum LOL

I have read the threads on annealing and repairing stress cracks ( great info and a lot to take in)

1/19/198:44 AM

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