P perry Retrobike Rider Feb 9, 2010 #11 Shotpeening or sandblasting carbon or aluminum is not generally recommended. Click to expand... Depends on the blast media used of course . A mate who had his own company could use a media so light it could put fancy frosting onto glass . Take a sheet of glass , mask off a picture and frost away .
Shotpeening or sandblasting carbon or aluminum is not generally recommended. Click to expand... Depends on the blast media used of course . A mate who had his own company could use a media so light it could put fancy frosting onto glass . Take a sheet of glass , mask off a picture and frost away .
Skeelsie Gold Trader Feedback View Feb 9, 2010 #12 It does take about 6 or seven coats on hardcore old Du-pont paints. Stipple it in with a paintbrush. Get a wire brush drill attachment to go in-between the welds. Messy and boring but worth the effort.
It does take about 6 or seven coats on hardcore old Du-pont paints. Stipple it in with a paintbrush. Get a wire brush drill attachment to go in-between the welds. Messy and boring but worth the effort.
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