I've used the Groody Brothers for a frame powder coating project several
years ago. They do very nice work. I have no financial or business
involvement with them. I would just like to contribute to this thread
based on my own experience. I'd suggest looking at their website to see
examples
Andrew, I messaged the manager at Groody Brothers Restoration Project this
morning. They offer the rustproofing service for $30, which includes
materials and labor.
You could speak with them before making your decision. Let us know how your
bike comes out. A picture tells a thousand stories.
Definitely eye protection.
Be careful shooting into vent holes-sonetimes blows back out at you.
At minimum remove wheels and cover brake calipers/pads so you don’t have to
waste time deep cleaning the frame saver off the rims and replacing pads after.
Outdoors best. Stuff goes everywhere.
You
Should you desire to keep your bicycle forever consider a full disassembly.
If you do the application yourself, assemble everything you will need
before starting. Buy a small blanket to work on. Work in an uncluttered,
well ventilated area. USE EYE PROTECTION. Allow enough time. Do one coat,
Hi Andrew,
I've used Frame Saver in both fully built bicycles and, on a few occasions,
I've used J.P. Weigle's Frame Saver on bare frame sets. Also, I've had a
couple of bikes built up at bike shops with the Frame Saver treatment
applied by the bike mechanic. I've not encountered any
