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Motomags - need advice and help and which way to go ? Pic's up
stidds:
I saw those on t'bay, wondered who nabbed them.
Don't polish them up though, they were not built or meant to look that way and you will imo completely ruin them.
BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
I like/love polished stuff but it's gonna be so hard for me not to keep going on these - they are clean, but i guess i just want them to be s bit more cleaner looking with a slight shine but not super polished ???
will get some pic's up
BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
--- Quote from: Stidds on April 20, 2012, 12:30 AM ---I saw those on t'bay, wondered who nabbed them.
Don't polish them up though, they were not built or meant to look that way and you will imo completely ruin them.
--- End quote ---
Yer had them on my watch list - thought i may as well ask if Nick had a price he would let them go at - he got back to me with a offer i couldn't refuse ;) 8)
And as the wife and i were near him looking at baby stuff, i got to pick them up - job done
I was surprised no one else put offers in - i think some thought it was under the radar and would put a small bid in at the end ???
They are sat in front of me - well one of them is on the goose sat in the lounge next to the TV in front of me - they need a clean but the more i look at them it's clear that they don't need to over polished (although would love to see what they look like mirror polished ) just don't know what to use with out going to far - peek, yes but only light i'm thinking ?
CD17:
Don't polish them up.
hunterdubber:
Motomags - need advice and help and which way to go ?
Comes up often this one , but I think I've found the solution :)
Bendy put the wheel with the sprocket at the back end and the other should just fit in between those two long pieces of steel at the front
Job done :angel:
;) :LolLolLolLol: :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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