Certainly looks like that paint is an idea to store away for reuse. Looking forward to the other touches.
Has anyone ever tried electro plating frame or bike components in copper? I have limited experience in electro forming from art school. You could have not only a copper colored bike but a copper covered bike that you could polish and clear coat for a shiny penny look or patina.Problems, problems, problems....
With all the parts I have laying around, it looks like I'm going to have to BUY a stem to do what I want to do. Oh well...
Front axle needs to be swapped out on front wheel, but I may still go with a different hub, which would mean re-lacing the wheel.
Apparently there is no such thing as "durable" copper paint, at least not in new copper color, only "antique" or "aged" copper. Workable, but not what I had in mind. In my search for paint, however, I did discover "copper leafing", which could get expensive but looks like it could be very cool if executed properly...
Enter the world of John Brain and you will find one: http://chopaderos.com/forums/index.php?topic=3748.0Has anyone ever tried electro plating frame or bike components in copper? I have limited experience in electro forming from art school. You could have not only a copper colored bike but a copper covered bike that you could polish and clear coat for a shiny penny look or patina.
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