leave it raw...clear coat it with a urethane clear ( it's tough stuff ) and then 3M tape the usual spots.
I'm tired of the raw I have had it for 2 years so I was going to change it up
Then consider powder coat...it's tougher then just rattle cans or even automotive grade paint...and comes in a variety of colours...sure it's more money, but in the end it's a nicer finish imho
leave it raw...clear coat it with a urethane clear ( it's tough stuff ) and then 3M tape the usual spots.
I'm tired of the raw I have had it for 2 years so I was going to change it up
Then consider powder coat...it's tougher then just rattle cans or even automotive grade paint...and comes in a variety of colours...sure it's more money, but in the end it's a nicer finish imho
The heat from powdercoating reverses the heat treatment process on the frame. Powdercoating is the quickest way to end up with cracked welds.
Go with Glow in the dark strips on the raw frame. Or red and Glow. Fit Glow somewhere in there. Lol.
I guess I look like Bret
I think like candy cane might be cool. Red and raw. Might be b*itchin. Like tape around like a candy cane and paint over the tape and pull it back off. Get people smiling.
I'm tired of the raw I have had it for 2 years so I was going to change it up
Then consider powder coat...it's tougher then just rattle cans or even automotive grade paint...and comes in a variety of colours...sure it's more money, but in the end it's a nicer finish imho
The heat from powdercoating reverses the heat treatment process on the frame. Powdercoating is the quickest way to end up with cracked welds.
but some brands powder coat there frame from factory.
Then consider powder coat...it's tougher then just rattle cans or even automotive grade paint...and comes in a variety of colours...sure it's more money, but in the end it's a nicer finish imho
The heat from powdercoating reverses the heat treatment process on the frame. Powdercoating is the quickest way to end up with cracked welds.
but some brands powder coat there frame from factory.
Then consider powder coat...it's tougher then just rattle cans or even automotive grade paint...and comes in a variety of colours...sure it's more money, but in the end it's a nicer finish imho
The heat from powdercoating reverses the heat treatment process on the frame. Powdercoating is the quickest way to end up with cracked welds.
but some brands powder coat their frame from factory.
but some brands powder coat there frame from factory.
No, some brands anodize. Very different process.
when i asked the powder coating company about that subject they said it should not decrease the strength of the frame.
They'll tell you that because they want your business...I've seen it multiple times. Look into Anodizing. Much safer process and also a very tough coating.
when i asked the powder coating company about that subject they said it should not decrease the strength of the frame.
They'll tell you that because they want your business...I've seen it multiple times. Look into Anodizing. Much safer process and also a very tough coating.
I have a few nics on the frame that wouldnt look the best anodized