Christmas gift for a friend. (yeah i know it's march!)

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Hi Everyone. I haven't been on in a long time. I'm glad i still see alot of awesome bikes being built. Well I built this bike for a friend during christmas. It's a columbia frame I got from roadmaster a few months ago. I couldn't find a fork with a long steer tube so i extended a fork i used from a huffy cruiser. The wheels and other parts were from the huffy too.

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After.
The paint is house of kolor cinder red basecoat with house of kolor wild cherry and tangerine mix kandy.
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im liking all the white seats, looks really good on this bike too :mrgreen: paint looks great as always, it looks like it could be a brand new production bike, makes you forget/ or even care what it looked like before too :)
 
Paint turned out really nice. That came from a spraycan? Ah after looking at their website I see its spray with a gun paint. It turned out good. Probably a bunch of work though.
 
Uncle Stretch said:
Paint turned out really nice. That came from a spraycan? Ah after looking at their website I see its spray with a gun paint. It turned out good. Probably a bunch of work though.
No it didnt come from a spraycan. I know they sell it but it's cheaper to buy the basecoat and kandy concentrate in the long run.
 
chimichanga said:
Uncle Stretch said:
Paint turned out really nice. That came from a spraycan? Ah after looking at their website I see its spray with a gun paint. It turned out good. Probably a bunch of work though.
No it didnt come from a spraycan. I know they sell it but it's cheaper to buy the basecoat and kandy concentrate in the long run.

I don't think you can put the hardener in a can like you mix it before you spray it with a gun. I was told by a paint supplier it clogs the nozzle on a can. It makes sense and its the hardener you want in a top notch job.
 

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