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David Kerber
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My 13 yo daughter decided she wants my beater road bike
because it rides so much easier and faster than her *mart
MTB. The only problem is she doesn't like the color, so I
offered to spray paint it for her. I know the drill about
putting very thin coats on at a time, but don't know for
sure what I need to do to prep the previous paint for the
new colors to stick.
The old paint is still in pretty good shape, so will sanding
it to roughen the surface be enough for the spray paint
(Rustoleum or other paint which says it's for metal
surfaces) to stick properly? I don't expect the new paint to
be as tough as a professional job or a powder coat, but I'm
not paying for a pro job either; I just don't want it to
flake off under normal use.
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because it rides so much easier and faster than her *mart
MTB. The only problem is she doesn't like the color, so I
offered to spray paint it for her. I know the drill about
putting very thin coats on at a time, but don't know for
sure what I need to do to prep the previous paint for the
new colors to stick.
The old paint is still in pretty good shape, so will sanding
it to roughen the surface be enough for the spray paint
(Rustoleum or other paint which says it's for metal
surfaces) to stick properly? I don't expect the new paint to
be as tough as a professional job or a powder coat, but I'm
not paying for a pro job either; I just don't want it to
flake off under normal use.
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Dave Kerber Fight spam: remove the ns_ from the return
address before replying!
REAL programmers write self-modifying code.