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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: Retrodan72 on March 06, 2013, 03:59 PM
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Has anybody done this? ???
I have a set of black Tech 3s and some pedals that need a bit of a touch up due to minor scratches. If I'm honest, they aren't noticeable enough, but it's bothering me enough to ask the question, and I can't be bothered with the expense or messing about getting them reworked. ::)
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Just get a black paint pen.... ;)
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Good shout Sid, I was gonna raid Mrs J's make up 'n sh!t, init. :LolLolLolLol:
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I have done it with my Candy Red Performer.
When I got it the wheel nut had scratched the down tube and torn the decal.
A quick touch up with Boots' finest add another decal and hey presto.
However, I did look a cnut walking round the Liskeard branch of Boots with a set of Performer handlebars trying to colour match them :crazy2:
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Haha, I did the same walking around B&Q with my Performer forks last year. :LolLolLolLol:
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They don't sell nail varnish in B&Q do they ?
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They don't sell nail varnish in B&Q do they ?
It was for the paint colour match chart thingys they do, before I had a RAL chart. ::)
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I've raided Mrs chubbs nail varnish for blue & red anno stuff n it's worked a treat. on black I've just used a touch up stick :daumenhoch:
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yeh do it dan then you caN DO THIS
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Has anybody done this? ???
I have a set of black Tech 3s and some pedals that need a bit of a touch up due to minor scratches. If I'm honest, they aren't noticeable enough, but it's bothering me enough to ask the question, and I can't be bothered with the expense or messing about getting them reworked. ::)
Dan if you had thought about this 12 months ago you could have touched up that street beat :LolLolLolLol:
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Unbelievably, none of the orange paint on that was harmed, not even a chip. However, the EZ bars, proper DC Tech 3s and A'me's were ruined. :LolLolLolLol:
Even more unbelievable, is that 3 days before the StreetBeat went bouncing around 2 lanes of bypass, I was taking my DP with newly rechromed ladder bars, now that would have made me cry. ;)
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Used to use nail varnish to repair chips on my stage guitar. Mahogany sunbust les paul. Seemed to be easiest to get the right shades of dark brown. Leave it a week or so and it t-cuts lovely :daumenhoch:
Would deffo consider using it on brakes etc, especially to tidy up a daily rider. :)
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Used to use nail varnish to repair chips on my stage guitar. Mahogany sunbust les paul. Seemed to be easiest to get the right shades of dark brown. Leave it a week or so and it t-cuts lovely :daumenhoch:
Would deffo consider using it on brakes etc, especially to tidy up a daily rider. :)
Cheers Clint. :daumenhoch: