▲ 21 r/tretinoin
Day 0 vs Day 90
I honestly don’t know if it’s working. I have these red acne marks under my skin and it just really bothers me
Morning routine:
Face wash, azelaic acid (started at 10%, recently 15%) moisturiser, sunscreen
Night routine:
Face wash, tretinoin (0.025% from the start, worked up to daily and started with sandwich method), sometimes moisturiser
Should I bump up tretinoin strength, do something else to fix my red acne marks?
(Top is 0, Bottom is 90)
u/Altruistic_Ad4724 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AusLegal
Powder coater damaged my brakes, where do I stand?
Got my wheels powder coated and since getting them back the front brake loses all pressure when the bike is moving. Works fine standing still but dies the moment you roll forward. Also got a squeaking noise that wasn’t there before.
Had my mechanic look at it and he reckons the disc seat area was sanded back unevenly causing the rotors to sit wonky and push the caliper pistons back as the wheel spins. Bike was fine before it went in, he confirmed that in writing.
Powder coater is saying he didn’t touch the brakes but he removed and refitted the wheels which means the rotors too. He’s offered a refund of his fee but that won’t cover the actual repair. Only other option he’s given me is to wait until mid July when his mechanic is back but the bike is my daily so that’s not really an option either.
Just wondering if anyone’s dealt with something like this and whether I’ve got solid ground to recover the repair cost under ACL?
u/Altruistic_Ad4724 — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/AussieRiders
Powder coater damaged my brakes, where do I stand?
Got my wheels powder coated and since getting them back the front brake loses all pressure when the bike is moving. Works fine standing still but dies the moment you roll forward. Also got a squeaking noise that wasn’t there before.
Had my mechanic look at it and he reckons the disc seat area was sanded back unevenly causing the rotors to sit wonky and push the caliper pistons back as the wheel spins. Bike was fine before it went in, he confirmed that in writing.
Powder coater is saying he didn’t touch the brakes but he removed and refitted the wheels which means the rotors too. He’s offered a refund of $250 but that won’t cover the actual repair or new rims. Only other option he’s given me is to wait until mid July when his mechanic is back but the bike is my daily so that’s not really an option either.
Just wondering if anyone’s dealt with something like this and whether I’ve got solid ground to recover the repair cost under ACL?
u/Altruistic_Ad4724 — 4 months ago
▲ 2.2k r/steak
Cheap clearance steak and frozen fries but I’d pick this over a steakhouse :)
I wish I had chimmichuri
u/Altruistic_Ad4724 — 5 months ago