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How To Paint A Bike
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wow dude this video helped so much i am going to paint my frame soon its lot easier than i thought. thanks and great vid !
That paint tripper s*ck ballz! Don't use that guys, it gonna make a lot of bubbles that u'll be able to take off, but the rest of paint will stay on your frame, and it'll be pretty hard to remove that. Much better way is to use sand paper.
ive seen many people try to paint their bikes and i lol'd so hard. my fav is when they just grab a can of spray paint and give it hell. no effort to remove parts or tape off anything. It looks so awesome. or like my old roommate. took everything off the bike down to the frame then laid it on its side on some newspaper. spared it till it was dripping off. then flipped the bike over and repeated on the other side. no drying or anything. then he was confused why it looked like crap and had newspaper stuck in it when it finally dried. lmao
good vid for nubs who just don't know. :0
good vid for nubs who just don't know. :0
In some cases the primer acts as an rust protector on steel frames, as some colurs are waterbased, three weeks later the frame starts to rust.
where can one find himself some sandblasting sand? thats my only problem. and does it matter what kind of sand you use or is it all the same?
wouldnt you want to do a little bit of sanding after all the paint is gone to scrath up the surface so paint sticks better (thats what ive always been told)
nice vid im really tempted to go paint a bike now lol but i notice you spelt plenty wrong probs just a typo not being harsh just saying before some twat slats you for it
good way to paint your bike. sandblasting works well too to take off the paint, and its faster. you just need a sandblaster and sand.
Might be an idea to mask up the BB shell and headtube before you paint. Saves a lot of time, peeling off masking tape only takes a second.
why,
if you spraying thinly, the paint in the bb shell and in the headtube, woudnot be an issue?
i think, even if thinkly it wouldnt matter tbh,
im confused lol
an air gun is better to use, then you can layer and mix paint easier, and put the can in the fridge beforehand for a better finish
if you spraying thinly, the paint in the bb shell and in the headtube, woudnot be an issue?
i think, even if thinkly it wouldnt matter tbh,
im confused lol
an air gun is better to use, then you can layer and mix paint easier, and put the can in the fridge beforehand for a better finish
yea you should use primar so the paint sticks, then do like 5 coats of paint, wetsand the parts you messed up on, then clear coat
OMFG r u serious, paint striper? Can I wash the raw frame with water and dry it up with tissue paper after i've used paint stripped all over the frame?
i'v just followed this vid on my frame and it looks and feels sik, so i also did it on the lowers of my forks,
Cheers cooper-24
Cheers cooper-24
no probs, aslo for a smoother finish polish your bike with some wax and a buffer i did mine and omg its mint
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ive sprayed my rims with spray paint and nothing else and it worked pretty good but i think u should also put on clear coat
np but u have to spin it on a old bike so u dont get paint on ur nice bike and then spray it or itll be uneven and u should alo use a heat gun after u spray it and use masking tape to tape the spokes
i was thinking of just takin the spokes off so it would go quicker. and hanging the rim up and then spraying it.
no it wont work as well cuz when u spin the wheel it makes the paint more even and taping it is easier look at my norco 125 in my album i sprayed the rims
felix316
paint stripper_ buy a water based nitro moors
once the paint has been removed wash you bike with water
trust me im a painter and decorator
paint stripper_ buy a water based nitro moors
once the paint has been removed wash you bike with water
trust me im a painter and decorator
one other big thing to do would be to use primer because if you dont the paint might not stick as well to the frame
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great video tho 
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i think its because the layers you painted were too thick and the paint started to run. but whatever it is you can wet sand it and it should help.