Disassembling and removing paint from the 1960 Schwinn Jaguar

[ArborlyMink]

How do I disassemble a 1960 Schwinn Jaguar and what would I do to remove the paint from it

Ok I get it!!! If you’re just gonna say the same stuff stop replying lol

 

[ArborlyMink]

Even if you were to repaint that bike you still wouldn't have a black phantom, you would have a red phantom that is painted black.

not a phantom... also not painting it black

 

[Rusty McNickel]

Take it from a fellow Texan.....

Different stuff. Same message.

 

[Rusty McNickel]

Fifty years from now who ever owns that bicycle will be wishing someone did not repaint that bicycle fifty years ago and trying to figure out how to remove the repaint, only to find the original is gone forever.

Search this forum. No shortage of threads on how to remove repaints. It's a mortal sin.

Different stuff. Same message.

 

[ArborlyMink]

Fifty years from now who ever owns that bicycle will be wishing someone did not repaint that bicycle fifty years ago and trying to figure out how to remove the repaint, only to find the original is gone forever.

Search this forum. No shortage of threads on how to remove repaints. It's a mortal sin.

Different stuff. Same message.

Okayyyyyyyyy I get ittt

 

[wes holliday]

The whole value of that bike is the original paint.
Please don't destroy that bike ! I will buy it from you, then you can go looking for a black bike.

 

[Rusty McNickel]

Okayyyyyyyyy I get ittt

Okayyyyyyyyy I get ittt

BTW, welcome to the CABE.

 

[ArborlyMink]

This thread still lingers in my mind to this day I know it might decrease the value and I know it might be stupid but the reason is i was making a replica of the bike Silver from IT (2017) since I love how it looks and the movie means a lot to me and I still am trying to make the replica and I was going to paint it to look rusted like the movie and I know people will think I’m stupid but I just want you to understand

 

[dasberger]

Ahhh, now I get IT... nope still don't understand. Either way enjoy your bike!

 

[Rusty McNickel]

I must live under a rock. Had to Google the movie. Never heard of it. So when I see you out and about on the trails and comment on your bike, forgive me, your efforts will be lost on me.