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ratty67vw:
cool propper DIY resto work looks good for your first try. look forward to seeing your next diy job  :daumenhoch:

AKGOFF:
Not a bad finish at all and if you enjoy that sort of thing then all the better.  :daumenhoch: Personally I'd rather take my bits to the anodisers and let them do what they know best. I got a mini Pro Neck stem striped and re annoed blue and a set of 7x rims annoed red then shinesided all for only £50.

rollin72:
nice1..why do you use dye? is that all anno is? great 1st effort  :daumenhoch:

adenough:

--- Quote from: rollin72 on November 25, 2012, 06:12 PM ---nice1..why do you use dye? is that all anno is? great 1st effort  :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---
yep, thats all it is!!

dordymush:
its ok paying people to do things for you but you cant beat restoring something yourself  :daumenhoch:.
all you end up doing otherwise is bolting new parts on a frame and i cant really see the fun in that as you can build a bike in 30 mins if you take your time  ;D.

good effort rog  :)

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