How to Remove the Paint From the Handles of Ader Premier Kettlebells
Ader Premium kettlebells are quality cast iron weights designed in the shape of a ball with a protruding handle. Though Ader typically sells some of its kettlebell weight classes in different colors, most of its products are painted with a gray, hammer tone color. You can use a few household items and a few simple steps to remove your kettlebell's paint if you feel any part of your kettlebell is aesthetically displeasing or should be painted a different color.
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Things You'll Need
- Paper towels or cardboard
- Disposable mask
- Medium P120 (or higher) grit sandpaper
- Brush
Instructions
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Put a disposable mask on. You can easily breathe in any of the powdered debris that comes off the kettlebells during the sanding process. This could possibly lead to serious respiratory problems. Remember, safety always comes first.
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Find a clear, open area that is well ventilated and place paper towels or cardboard on the floor. Place the kettlebell in the center of material to avoid debris falling on the floor.
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Grab one side of the kettlebell's handle firmly and use your free hand to firmly sand the kettlebell with medium P120 grit sandpaper. Use higher grit sandpaper if the kettlebell has rusted over. Brush any remaining debris off the kettlebell with a brush once you are done.
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