Clean bakelite grips -photo-
 

Hola a todos, Quisiera sable, ¿Como puedo "limpiar Un par de apretones de baquelita negra, Con El Fin de Que Sean brillante y Brillantes.
Han venido a mí hoy y quiero para limpiarlos.
*La empuñadura de la derecha tiene n º pequeños "0"
*¿Es normal?

* Gracias de antemano.
: Saludos:
* Antonio

Antonio
You can clean bakelite grips with warm water and a non harsh detergent and an old toothbrush. If you want them to shine afterwards, you can use a product such as "Armor All" or my favorite, S-100 Engine Bright, a motorcycle product.
Another member will have to comment on the small "o" markings on the back of your grips.

Antonio,
Puedes limpiar estas empunaduras con agua tibia y un detergente suave. Usa un cepillo de dientes viejo para penetrar los recesos.
Si prefieres que brillen, usa un producto que se llama "Armor All" o mi favorito, "S-100 Engine Bright" un producto de motociclismo.
Otro miembro tendra que commentar sobre las marcas estilo "o" que tienen estos punos.

Ok, he was imagining that with water and a brush, but queria to be sure.

In order that it shines I him will meet on the product that cleans my another German motorcycle Bmw :rockon:

Thank you , Alanint


pd: Ahh .. thank you for your effort to write Spanish

Antonio,
please don't put anything on your grips.....they are just fine without the "shine". Next you will want to Pimp that thing :eek:

Cheers,
Jason

[Quote = Jason L; 177869] Antonio,
por favor, no ponga nada en su apretones ..... están muy bien sin el brillo ". A continuación se le quiere Pimp esa cosa: Semana:

Saludos,
Jason [/ quote]

He excuses, I do not understand the last part of the message.
A greeting
Antonio

Hi Antonio,
The term pimp is slang for flashy, over the top....think giant diamond rings, and large gold chains. It was a joke that got lost in translation.
Cheers,
Jason

Ok ... understood.
I am in the habit of speaking often with algode joke, but that in a forum, not Spanish, serious difficult that they understand me.
A greeting.

Antonio