Removing rims for powder coating
#21
12-17-2006, 10:09 PM
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#22
12-17-2006, 10:51 PM
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RE: Removing rims for powder coating
ORIGINAL: Stanger
Well the rims are done and on the bike. Took it for a short ride and they look great.
I am going to attempt a pic post here of it.
Well the rims are done and on the bike. Took it for a short ride and they look great.
I am going to attempt a pic post here of it.
Certainly different, I like different.
Don't think I would be that bold, without the frame as well.
Frame is next, right??
mud
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#25
12-18-2006, 06:35 AM
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RE: Removing rims for powder coating
Stanger......
I like it! A lot!!! The rims really came out nice. Like mudpuddle said, Bold move on your part. If my old Sporty did not have aluminum rims I would do the same thing myself. Especially in red.
Are you saying you are going to paint the bike? If so, what color? I think red on the tins and frame would be a knock out. But then, I guess I like red, in case you cannot tell.
The chrome spokes and the red rims are just beautiful. Good job..........pg
I like it! A lot!!! The rims really came out nice. Like mudpuddle said, Bold move on your part. If my old Sporty did not have aluminum rims I would do the same thing myself. Especially in red.
Are you saying you are going to paint the bike? If so, what color? I think red on the tins and frame would be a knock out. But then, I guess I like red, in case you cannot tell.
The chrome spokes and the red rims are just beautiful. Good job..........pg
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