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That's what I would like to do but some of the white scallops have already been sanded though. I'm thinking if I could get the house paint off maybe I can have the original paint color matched and then I could touch it up. I just don't like not having the scallop on the top tube missing. Trevor
Finally got it ridable with a few parts stolen off another bike. Too bad it's too icy and cold out to ride it. I've decided that I'm going to get rid of the white house paint and touch it up with some color matched true ivory, then call it good. -Trevor
Man if THATS what you call too far gone, then 100% of my bikes are basically scrap metal because maybe one of mine looks that nice. The paint on that is still all there and popping quite well and I would polish, wax and let it be a survivor!
Finding a bike with that much paint left, in my world is a huge win. My 2 pennies of course...
Man if THATS what you call too far gone, then 100% of my bikes are basically scrap metal because maybe one of mine looks that nice. The paint on that is still all there and popping quite well and I would polish, wax and let it be a survivor!
Finding a bike with that much paint left, in my world is a huge win. My 2 pennies of course...
I don't own the bike anymore, but if I did I totally agree with you on leaving it alone as it had a cool look although 90% of the paint wasn't original.
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