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Post by Blade_Hog Fri 28 Sep 2007, 15:00

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Post by Blade_Hog Fri 28 Sep 2007, 15:05

Well started working on the baby blade now and It looking a bit bear now.

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Looks like I got some cleaning to do, not to sure on what to do with the frame may polish it up or spay it scratch
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Post by jallen Fri 28 Sep 2007, 15:27

Have you put all the bits in little labelled bags?

I reckon a Black Powerdercoated frame would look good.

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Post by Blade_Hog Fri 28 Sep 2007, 15:39

jallen wrote:Have you put all the bits in little labelled bags?

I reckon a Black Powerdercoated frame would look good.

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Have you put all the bits in little labeled bags that would of been a good Idea.

Powerder coated frame I've heard they not that good as It splits up when doing up nuts and bolts.
Blacks does sound good Rolling Eyes
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Post by jallen Fri 28 Sep 2007, 16:35

A lot of the chaps over on the RD forum got their frames powdercoated by Triple S and I think they were pleased with the results. Stove enamelled frames are better but I am pretty sure that is only suitable for steel frames.
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Post by stuart Fri 28 Sep 2007, 17:51

Good luck Hog. Lets hope you don't have a few nuts and bolts left over at the end.
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Post by Jollygiant Thu 03 Jan 2008, 19:29

Hows this coming along mate???
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Post by craigs23 Fri 18 Jan 2008, 21:13

Hmmmm.....interesting. Logged onto 400gb?
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Post by Tazfiend Fri 18 Jan 2008, 21:20

I've seen a 400 with a black powder coated frame and it looked magnificent. You can mask off the areas where bolts nip up to avoid tearing can you not?
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Post by earthwormjim Mon 03 Mar 2008, 23:15

I would go with the Black Powerdercoated frame because for one it looks smooth and cool and polishing it will make your cleaning time go up by 25%

But what ever you go with I'm sure it will look sweet
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Post by yantosh Sat 22 Nov 2008, 21:13

powdercoated frames are fine , use stainless washers
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