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DP Firebird fork damage.
snapper:
THATS A SWEET RIDE MATE .............taking a closer look .........i would also purchase emery paper hard cut 180 /240 grit .....if you run a strip over the area of paper and in a SHOE SHINE FASHION over de-burring the pitts it would also help ..
caution .........threads ............nut holes etc non zones are to be protected ..... :)
rwleigh:
--- Quote from: Robbo on July 21, 2012, 12:11 PM ---Looks like hammer damage. :daumenhoch:
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That's what i first suspected, I'm considering a fluorescent green powder coat from SBD and i like the look of your DP. Any chance you could send me some photo's of it in the sun to see how bright it is? Most of the photo's of the fluorescent green DP's I've seen just don't quite look bright enough to me compared to the original BITD.
rwleigh:
--- Quote from: snapper on July 21, 2012, 12:32 PM ---THATS A SWEET RIDE MATE .............taking a closer look .........i would also purchase emery paper hard cut 180 /240 grit .....if you run a strip over the area of paper and in a SHOE SHINE FASHION over de-burring the pitts it would also help ..
caution .........threads ............nut holes etc non zones are to be protected ..... :)
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That's what i had in mind, just wanted to see what others thought first.
snapper:
heres our list ..........only ...i hope that might help
ask your local guy powder as fluros are not often in powder larger works ........therefore not wise in powders box purchase ......here .... :)
snapper:
i suggest highly ....................................note ...#.powder ........the make /name serial number of your find .............and that will ensure your treasure is powdered exactly that ... :)........................also in powder .................every damage item must be repaired as fluro /whites will make them eye sores .. :)
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