'81 Claud Butler Colstar Yumeya/DuraAce #035210 FINISHED p16

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xxnick1975":1j3a17l7 said:
Top job on this one, I wouldn’t paint it as it is perfect as it is, just ride it lots, looks really good!

Cheers, certainly will ride it a lot this summer... the paint job though is a lot rougher than the photo show, so she’s likely to get a good but cheap rattle can job this winter.
 
Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

If sure you’ll do a top job if you do paint it. Nice work
 
Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

Chris
if you do rattle can it - try this paint out (not nessesarily this colour) it only lasts a few hours once activated so it is a bit of a one hit wonder but christ does it dry hard


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2K-ACTIVATED ... SwF91bdXn-
 

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Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

Cheers chaps...

And thanks for the paint nod Spud... I’ve heard of these self mixing in a can wheel paints but not tried them yet.
 
Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

Peachy!":1dhp4bc5 said:
Cheers chaps...

And thanks for the paint nod Spud... I’ve heard of these self mixing in a can wheel paints but not tried them yet.


I'm not going to bother with anything else in future, its premixed with 2k Clearcoat and fook me is it hard as nails after 24hrs....mind you so is whats evers left in the can.
Waited weeks on normal paint to harden and then still polished through it in places exposing the primer underneath which was starting to show through - rather like a phat lass's arse in a tight pair of black leggings and white pants on


they mixed mine as I want Yeti Tourquise Blue RAL 5018 not exactly a popular colour on the custom car scene
 
Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

That looks really really nice Chris. A good honest usable machine.

Retro Spud":1ojjczst said:
Chris
if you do rattle can it - try this paint out (not nessesarily this colour) it only lasts a few hours once activated so it is a bit of a one hit wonder but christ does it dry hard
I've looked at that paint myself although not tried it yet. Currently I'm using normal paints and putting 2K clear coat over the top after I apply the decals which does seem to be a decent compromise.
 
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Phyconia":2pijoejd said:
Great cranks .... have any info on them ?

Shimano 105’s from 1995
 

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Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

Retro Spud":2ie7bghf said:
Peachy!":2ie7bghf said:
Cheers chaps...

And thanks for the paint nod Spud... I’ve heard of these self mixing in a can wheel paints but not tried them yet.


I'm not going to bother with anything else in future, its premixed with 2k Clearcoat and fook me is it hard as nails after 24hrs....


The key question is - does it have Isocyanates? If so I really would bother looking elsewhere
 
Re: 1981 Claud Butler Colstar - Shimano 105 #035210 FINISHED-ish

JoeH":2a3ywy6b said:
Retro Spud":2a3ywy6b said:
Peachy!":2a3ywy6b said:
Cheers chaps...

And thanks for the paint nod Spud... I’ve heard of these self mixing in a can wheel paints but not tried them yet.


I'm not going to bother with anything else in future, its premixed with 2k Clearcoat and fook me is it hard as nails after 24hrs....


The key question is - does it have Isocyanates? If so I really would bother looking elsewhere

To answer my own question, YES 'As this product contains an isocyanate activator built in to the tin, it should be used in a well ventilated area and we advise all relevant P.P.E be worn when using this product.'

Therefore I wouldn't go near it unless you have an airfed mask, which I hazard a guess that most retrobiker's don't have.
You don't mess with your health. https://www.hse.gov.uk/mvr/bodyshop/isocyanates.htm
 
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