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removing an anodized finish
a bit pointless this as you can by natural ally stems ,but i thought i would share anyway. to me it looks like phil taylor is using pinch grip stems ,but plain unanodized ones which i cant see online so i thought i'd try and remove the finish from and old stem i had laying around. i may be and probably am wrong about the stems hes using but all you need to do is spray some oven cleaner into a small container and put your stems in and leave to soak for 20 minutes and wipe the rest of the finish of. it leaves them with a matt finish

comparison with a natural stem the top one was blue as can be seen on the threads
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Would it do the same thing on darts?
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not sure i don't have any coated darts at the moment , perhaps someone with and old or worn set could give it ago
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(09-13-2014, 08:32 PM)jamie373 Wrote: a bit pointless this as you can by natural ally stems ,but i thought i would share anyway. to me it looks like phil taylor is using pinch grip stems ,but plain unanodized ones which i cant see online so i thought i'd try and remove the finish from and old stem i had laying around. i may be and probably am wrong about the stems hes using but all you need to do is spray some oven cleaner into a small container and put your stems in and leave to soak for 10 minutes and wipe the rest of the finish of. it leaves them with a matt finish

comparison with a natural stem the top one was blue as can be seen on the threads
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I like that a lot. I think the natural finish would actually look great in some situations. Less hot-roddy and more military looking. It would match some darts better. I would use a glass tube so as to use much less cleaner. I think I would also do this outside. Oven cleaner stinks like nothing else.
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a glass tube would be a good idea , i used a fair bit. time is closer to 20 minutes than 10 ,i'll edit main post. wasn't really paying attention the first time and actually forgot about them . just tried again with some o rings on to experiment here is the result
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(09-13-2014, 09:47 PM)jamie373 Wrote: just tried again with some o rings on to experiment here is the result
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That is cool,,,

Keep on aRockin',,,,,,
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