Removing lettering from a saddle??
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I think we need to see more of that raven
I would go syncros ti seatpost but dean is a nice touch
I would go syncros ti seatpost but dean is a nice touch
Bike tartI think we need to see more of that raven
I would go syncros ti seatpost but dean is a nice touch
sparkybhp
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I was trying to add heat to move things along, not considering that the paint stripper was flammable.. luckily it wasn’t on fire for long, seconds really, as i had a hosepipe to hand. Didn’t get too hot luckily.
Don’t think I’d use fire to removed paint on any frame, media blasting is probably the way to go.
I’m definitely not doing it by hand again anytime soon, it took flipping ages..
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as for heat treating, unless you plan on putting the frame in the oven, or using an external heat source (forge) you aren't going to alter the material properties. burning of paint stripper is a few minutes and the beyond surface temperature increase the metal isn't going to get hot in the time.
media blasting is the easiest way, but who has that kit at home? (me, I do, nar nar
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I was born with it mate
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I changed the seatpost to an USE anodized blue, which go nicely with the skeleton and alu-parts of the raven.I think we need to see more of that raven
I would go syncros ti seatpost but dean is a nice touch
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1998-cannondale-super-v-raven.441083/
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yes that is much better!
debating yellow panaracer tyres on my super v but might stick with the missiles for now.
debating yellow panaracer tyres on my super v but might stick with the missiles for now.
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