With Waterford frames, you can call them and order actual touchup paint to
match. However those models are not Waterford, so if I were you I'd just
call Riv and inquire about the actual touchup paint. They aren't going to
force red nail polish down your throat if you tell them you want an actual
On Friday, August 24, 2018 at 11:49:39 AM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
>
> Cyclofiend has a page on touching up Rivendells - "RBW Touch-up Paint
> Recommendations", but I believe that it mostly has color recommendations
> for the earlier bikes. I don't know how to create a link.
>
> Laing
> Cocoa FL
>
Cyclofiend has a page on touching up Rivendells - "RBW Touch-up Paint
Recommendations", but I believe that it mostly has color recommendations
for the earlier bikes. I don't know how to create a link.
Laing
Cocoa FL
>
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You could call RBW. In some ramblings Grant stated Atlantis was a testors
#whatever. He may know the testors/Duron/Imron # for the mustard you have.
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I vote for clear. Looks better than a closebutnotquitematching “same” color
nail polish. Clear keeps frame color uniform, while a slight color attempt
mismatch jumps out at the eye. I have never seen an exact match pulled off
before...wait a second...if it was an exact match I would not be able
You can also try a hobby store that sells model paint. I have found some
amazing matches there. I found paint that matches my 71 Gitane Tour de
France in Sport Orange perfectly.
I am no fan of beausage or rustorations.
Another option is to only ride black bicycles - easy to match. I almost
ord
I do clear also but for colors try a (if you have one) hobby/model/craft
shop that sells Testors Enamel paint in the little 1/4 oz. jars . My frame
builder suggested them if I needed a color and even suggested which ones to
mix. I used Testors as a kid too, for the diy model kits and rockets we
Try your local paint store. They typically sell sample 4 oz cans of any
color at very little cost. You can take some chips, match it to your
frames and then they'll mix up gloss in that color for you. Will come very
close, but not likely to be a perfect match.
On Wednesday, August 22, 2018 a
I really love beusage (is that how grant spells it?) on steel bikes. and i
don't want to have to match colors, which never quite works. so i use clear
nail polish. protects the frame while still keeping the character of
nicely-worn painted steel.
eric
On Wednesday, August 22, 2018 at 1:00:07
