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Prepping frames for resto

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gmac:
Well it needs re-painting

JAY:
Didn't look to bad to me , If its not for show and needs not to be 100% then it will be much more sought after if it has its original paint and decals , even if it is a little scratched.
But what ever you do with it good luck mate .

wirewheel:
nitro mors is the one. it wont be anything easy tho, make sure you wear thick rubber gloves (not marigolds) cuz that shit burns man. i got a frame to strip and i'm dreading doing it. it already been blasted so i daren't blast it again.  do it in sections, if you attack the whole frame in one go it will end in tears. do a tube at a time and do it outside, you don't want to get high on that stuff. :uglystupid2: i reckon you'll need a litre to do a frame thats the tin thats about £7 good luck. focus in stoke trent vale got it priced wrong so i got one for £3.49!!!!! bet you live somewhere nicer tho  :LolLolLolLol:

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