Fwd: Magic Eraser on Rims?

[desinor at sympatico.ca (Jean-Claude Desinor)]

   I have ni idea what the effect of the eraser is on the rims, but if 
the water mains is metal, you may not have to drive a 9 foot stake into 
the ground.
   Just make sure you connect the grounding strap to the metal that goes 
into the ground, in case some non-metallic plumbing has been added.

	Jean-Claude
	84 8v


Chris Bennett a ?crit :
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Chris Bennett <scirocco16vr32@gmail.com>
> Date: Jul 4, 2006 10:13 AM
> Subject: Magic Eraser on Rims?
> To: Scirocco List <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
> 
> Has anyone tried this?  I got them at Walmart and tried them on one of the
> curb-rashed teardrops.  It was pretty amazing how EASILY it cleaned
> them--they actually shined.  It says it can damage finish/paint on premium
> wheels but I didn't see that it would really hurt anything on an old rim
> anyway.  I can't see damage to the clear coating on the rim...  In fact 
> they
> looked pretty new other than the curb rash.  Very shiny... mmm.... shiny.
> 
> Replaced a clutch cable this weekend, and I rewired my extra cigarette
> lighter/power port.  Been dealing with this new house (renting) that has NO
> grounding ANYWHERE.  90 year old house and it is exempted from current
> electrical code--for the most part.  I have found the ancient art of
> grounding straps and plumbing to be my friend.  I have no desire to drive a
> 9 foot copper grounding stake in the ground myself so I think I am going to
> raise hell with the owner soon.
> 
> Chris
>