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My New Ride: T-sex


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I dont think it does, I think the silver/crome colour is paint still (not 110% sure though!!

It isnt the actual colour of the metal. Symply just re-laquer the frame if needed done :)

no no, the shiney finish u see is the metal, simply polished up a lot!!!!

and yes, if its unprotected i would imagine it will discolour in time....

the t-rex frames are supplied from the factory in a fully shiney finish, which is not laquered, the front end is then painted and the whole frame laquered!" so the silver rear is laquered....

the only problem is, when people do a home laquer job, it tends to dull and not look so great!

better leaving it raw and buffing it up once a month to be honest....

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Curse Onza for trying to release a frame that isn't long low and silver! >_<

Looks real good; real professional, but you've made it look exactly the same as a lot of other frames! Ah well, it works.

When you say polishing, do you mean it the same way that you'd polish something made of brass; in that if you run your finger over it, it'll smudge? Or is this a more permanent 'polishing'?

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