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I love this post. Thanks for a good laught.

Lucky you! Would kill for more space.

Good luck.

That looks great. Are the forks part wood?

Very interesting but I am still amazed when they find the frozen bodies. http://www.crystalinks.com/otzi.html

Here is one of mine. Wanted a rough, beat up look like it had been painted multiple times over the years.

Here is what I did. step one I sprayed with Rustoleums texture paint. Have to admit I do not remember which exact color but they do have a "rust " color or a multi color brown. Think I used the a brown. Step two: I rubbed in some of the Valspar antiquing glaze. You just want to get it into...

Here is a test of a faux rust paint job. If interested i will post the steps.

If you can make these work I it will be very cool. The ribs really add to the look. They remind me of these Or look into Water heater pans at home depot. The larger ones are flat and shiney:cool2:

Mean, Sounds like what could be going on. Thanks.

cburke, Do not think it was a krylon problem as much as a Krylon on top of Rustoleum problem.

I have never had so much problems painting in my life and I have been doing bikes since I was 10 years old. I think it is because I am trying to use Krylon brand paint over Rustoleum. The gold is just pealing off. But I think the idea might be cool if I can get it to work. [/URL][/IMG]

Now here is a Rat Rodder with a impressive heritage. can we get some more detail pictures of the first one? I like the way you integrated the double don tube.

Definitely like the angled shot better.

The kick stand was looking perfect. Nice Job.

Welcome Jinks. I grew up near Philly out in Drexel Hill.

The "good old days" when almost every kid got around on a bike. Now it seems like they expect their parents to drive them every where.

A bracket for a disc brake set up???

I have not done a lot of painting where I had to mask off areas while laying down other colors. What kind of timing do I need before removing the masking tape? As soon as the paint is dry enough to handle the piece, let completely dry, asap???

Thanks guys for the info.