Thanks Rob, I'll try it.
Jeff
Denver
On 8/15/12, Rob wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> I masked off everywhere but the cork with masking tape, plastic bags and
> brown paper, so I kept the drips off the bike, and didn't have the occasion
>
> to clean it off the bike's paint. It is easiest to clean up of cou
Hi Jeff,
I masked off everywhere but the cork with masking tape, plastic bags and
brown paper, so I kept the drips off the bike, and didn't have the occasion
to clean it off the bike's paint. It is easiest to clean up of course
before it dries, with a cloth moistened with alcohol. Not that that
Hi Rob,
I see you wrote that shellac cleans up with alcohol. I recently shellaced
some handlebar tape and got some splatter on the paint job of a blue
Rambouillet. Have you (or any other members) had any luck removing shellac
from paint jobs while not harming the paint itself? Thanks
Jeff
De
Hey Andy, next time I come down to Portland I'll bring a jar of amber for
ya! :)
The smell brought back deep memories of childhood, me refinishing model
boats, my dad refinishing furniture. Nice that it cleans up with alcohol
too.
Rob in Seattle
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The amber on white tape looks great! I'm about 1/3 of the way through a can of
clear shellac... In PDX. It took about 2years and not all of it went on
handlebars. I'm half tempted to re-finish my kitchen table with it.
--Andy
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Thanks Brian! If you ever need any amber:)
~RH
On Sunday, August 12, 2012 9:14:52 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
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> Nice butterscotch Saluki bars, Rob!
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Nice butterscotch Saluki bars, Rob!
Brian Hanson
On Aug 11, 2012, at 11:12 AM, Rob wrote:
> I bought a quart at Lowes, which is enough for three coats of shellac on
> approximately 50 sets of handlebars...or about 40 more than I could ever
> imagine needing before it dried up in the can. Happ
I bought a quart at Lowes, which is enough for three coats of shellac on
approximately 50 sets of handlebars...or about 40 more than I could ever
imagine needing before it dried up in the can. Happy to share with local
Riv-Riders. I have glass jars, swing by and pick up your free supply!
Here'
