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Red alloy Tuffs resto..How tuff are your Tuffs?? finished

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rad_pitt:
Well worth the hard work buddy  :4_17_5:

lk_97:
Very nice! :daumenhoch:

stfc:
Great effort there fella , Will look Top Bombing when You,ve finished ...

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:

--- Quote from: Threaders on December 16, 2011, 01:30 PM ---Come on then bendycat how did you do yours so nicley, cant see any scratch marks from sanding, they look top dollar.
JAMZ, I would definatly do a frame and forks with the two pac, but thought that two pac would be more expensive. I had a frame, forks. bars and post done at the lacal powder coaters for 40 quid :daumenhoch:

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The best way it not to start with the biggest roughest sandpaper - that will only put more scratches on the surface

start with a 600 grade and work up to a 1200 grade - just got to keep working on each grade - hard works shows the fakes from the pro's  ;D

after that try bug and tar with a soft cloth or a furniture polish - then buff up  ;)

Threaders:
Cheers Bendycat. But how did you manage to work in the tight areas rond the hubs?? I was using wet and dry wraped round a knife blade, but it took ages :daumenhoch:
was there a specific tool you used??

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