Triathlon - Carbon Bar Scrape

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effectivepull
03-10-06, 08:06 PM
I just got the Profile's Dromo Pro Handlebars (Carbon) and Wing Clips for my rig (yes, they are compatible). After installation of the Clips, I noticed that there is a small scrape on the Dromo handlebar. It does not look like the carbon fiber has been compromised, but it appears the the shiny gloss was scraped.
Is this something I need to worry about? Is there anyway I can repair it?
Sprocket Man
03-10-06, 08:31 PM
It's probably only cosmetic, but if you're worried, you may want to take it to a bike shop to have them look it over. Even if we did have a picture, nothing can replace having someone look at it in person.
To repair cosmetic damage to carbon parts, I use clear nail polish.
wagathon
03-10-06, 10:11 PM
Superglue gets into teeny places. I put some on the gunwhale of a '97 Jetski and it lasted for years.
effectivepull
03-10-06, 10:18 PM
is there a negative effect the superglue will have on carbon? was your jetski carbon?
wagathon
03-10-06, 10:21 PM
is there a negative effect the superglue will have on carbon? was your jetski carbon?
Close . . . the top was fiberglass.
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