This is a bit like the chicken and the egg question for me but it involves Shimanos early pedals. I want to restore my Shimano Deore pedals but i'm trying to work out which way Shimano painted them. Did they paint the white first then the black or vice versa or did they do it completely different :? Has anyone any ideas or even better,restored some with sucessfull results.
Shimano pedals,how did they do it?
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I'd say the black then the White. You may be better off masking the logo up and striping the black off then redoing the black and use a fine black permanent pen to re do around the logo. Done this before with good results.
I used a white eraser type pen for the logo.
I used a white eraser type pen for the logo.
The pedal would be held , the model etc would be stamped in to to the metal, whole thing painted black then a stamp of white would make the marks by stamping in the same position as the impression stamp(die)
Strangely you should mention this....
Yeah, me too.
I was intending to strip the black, smooth the metal then respray in black matt. For the white im intending to use a paint fineliner.
Should there be nothing suitable in the paint fineliner pens, ill look to putting a dab of white on it and wiping the excess with a white spirit dampened cloth. Trick will be not to have the cloth too damp and to not wipe too hard the cloth lifts the white out the impression.
Strangely you should mention this....
Yeah, me too.I was intending to strip the black, smooth the metal then respray in black matt. For the white im intending to use a paint fineliner.
Should there be nothing suitable in the paint fineliner pens, ill look to putting a dab of white on it and wiping the excess with a white spirit dampened cloth. Trick will be not to have the cloth too damp and to not wipe too hard the cloth lifts the white out the impression.
Some good ideas so far,going with the black first seems the best way to start then lots of patience and a steady hand for the white. There's a model shop in town i might bring a pedal with me to see what type of paint to use on them.
Also i've got seven sets of pedals to do for different builds,two Deore comp MT61's,three XT comp M731's and two DX comps i must be able to get one of them perfect
Just found some XT M735 comps aswell
Also i've got seven sets of pedals to do for different builds,two Deore comp MT61's,three XT comp M731's and two DX comps i must be able to get one of them perfect
Just found some XT M735 comps aswell
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcLzaxqsOCE
Seems to be lots of people with Glock's having the same question :?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcLzaxqsOCE
Seems to be lots of people with Glock's having the same question :?
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i painted mine black then bought a white touch up pen from halfords (ford diamond white) and blasted it over the letters (they are stamped into the metal) and wiped a few wee bits i got on the outside/top of the pedal, job done and they looked great
i painted mine black then bought a white touch up pen from halfords (ford diamond white) and blasted it over the letters (they are stamped into the metal) and wiped a few wee bits i got on the outside/top of the pedal, job done and they looked great
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Check out Martin's thread Chris, you can see his pedal refurb on pages 9-11 viewtopic.php?f=6&t=274921&start=80
He didn't do things by half measures, RIP buddy
Check out Martin's thread Chris, you can see his pedal refurb on pages 9-11 viewtopic.php?f=6&t=274921&start=80
He didn't do things by half measures, RIP buddy
