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Fork Ti Coating Repair ?

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I've got a light scratch on one of the ti-nitride?? coated fork tubes. Is there a temp/permanant repair for this, or is it new tube time ? Full length neoprene gators or some other protection may be in my future.

You saying that muck stracted it ?

and not a sharp object in your gargae ??

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You saying that muck stracted it ?

and not a sharp object in your gargae ??

It would taken some sharp muck... more likely a brush against a rock or log.

Ugh, i just realized what did it. The stand fell off a shelf in my trailer... ;)

Edited by cdn280

Last pair of fork legs I got Nitride coated cost

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Thanks, I'm going to try the wet sanding if it causes any leaking. I just changed my fork oil and haven't seen it leaking ... yet. I only noticed it when I had them apart.

A new tube is in the $200 range (less than 100 pounds), so its not as bad as I thought it might be.

  • 2 weeks later...
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After meticulously cleaning everything and putting it back together with the old seals and Mobil1 ATF, I've done 2 1hr rides and no leaks... for now.

I had some Mobil1 left over from a KTM fork oil change and thought I'd try it as it worked well there.

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