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Striping Paint Off A Frame


stunt man t

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basicaly i want to strip the paint off my frame

ive got lots of nitromors, so i can make a start :)

problem is though, what do i use to pull it all off?

in the past on my old frame i used about 7 brilo pads, once the paint had bubbled

but i dont have any at home now and i wanna start it now! :)

is there any thing else i can use or will have to wait till i can be botherd to go to the shop and buy some more brilo pads?

thanks xxxxx

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you can sometimes just put the nitromors on for abit and scrape the paint off with an old top-up card or something else just as stiff depending on the quality of the paint. It has worked for me a few times, so I would suggest giving that ago.

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I just used the brush when I did mine at work the other night.

Paint a bit of the bike with it, let it go off for a bit then paint a bit more over it and as you do if you push down firm it takes the old off then rinse that section with water whilst brushing it down to get rid of the last bits.

Worked a treat for me!

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I just used the brush when I did mine at work the other night.

Paint a bit of the bike with it, let it go off for a bit then paint a bit more over it and as you do if you push down firm it takes the old off then rinse that section with water whilst brushing it down to get rid of the last bits.

Worked a treat for me!

wicked thanks mate :)

ill just do that and then use mikee's help for all the hard to reach places ;)

thanks xx

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basicaly i want to strip the paint off my frame

ive got lots of nitromors, so i can make a start :)

problem is though, what do i use to pull it all off?

in the past on my old frame i used about 7 brilo pads, once the paint had bubbled

but i dont have any at home now and i wanna start it now! :)

is there any thing else i can use or will have to wait till i can be botherd to go to the shop and buy some more brilo pads?

thanks xxxxx

If i was you i would find a local sand blaster and get your frame sand blasted, They would only charge about £20 and it would be a perfect job. I do sandblasting where i work and i'v done loads of frames, they have always come out great (Y) i would do it for you but i live on the isle of wight but i hope this info helps :)

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