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Take it to a place that has a bead blaster especially if the thing is electrostatic paint (baked on). Get a recommendation on composition of the beads from your Ti frame builder. If the paint is a wet type then any paint stripper should work. You can use scotchbrite to get the finish you want by selecting the pad type. Then lemon pledge gives a nice sheen to the bike. Put your decals back on first. Last edited by Deanster04; 01-18.-2006 at 02:30 AM. Reason: additional information |
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__________________ *The energy efficiency of a bicycle is second only to a bird in flight ;-) *Its NOT a mechine, its a tool. A human using a bicycle as a tool-as intended .. now thats one wicked Mechine (ex. legs = pistons, mouth/airway = air intake) *"Good people try to help others with their knowledge rather than beating them on the head because they are ignorant." -Insight Driver |
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