the imortal Henry Ford once said *"You can buy our car in any color you want as long as it's black!"*
-- hungfromhooks - uni newbie
Philip Barbosa
people photographer- side show performer - newbie unicyclist
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What's the uni going to be used for? If it's a trials or MUni, I wouldn't bother with a nice paint job, it would get messed up too fast. If it's a distance or freestyle, go for it. I've never tried painting one of my unicycles so I don't have much in the way of insight. I do know that powder coating seems to be the way to go in terms of strength. I think it would be best to powder coat the base and hand paint the details. You can always repaint the details if and when it gets messed up.
mostly it would be for commuting and learning purposes (still learning how to ride) and maybe some muni once i get better at riding (i.e. learn to ride)
it'll already be powdercoated, i just want to paint the chinese characters on.
hrm...
-- lilfunky1 - Trials Hopper ("rider"? phht!)
"I'm riding a unicycle with my pants down! This should be every boy's dream!" ~Bart Simpson
