Paint scheme for new frame
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Paint scheme for new frame
I'm putting together a commuting bike and have sourced a cheap Alu frame to use. I think it would be improved by de-branding and painting - good to hide how cheap it is! A friend (spray painter in real life) can paint it, so I'd like some suggestions for simple paint schemes that would look good. I really like 2-tone bands (eg Lemond, Vanilla, Baum) but wonder how good this style would look without logos on the band.
Any suggestions?
Here's the frame in question:
I'm not sure if the decals can easily be removed or if they're under clear coat (it should arrive today). Bands over the logos might be an option.
Any suggestions?
Here's the frame in question:
I'm not sure if the decals can easily be removed or if they're under clear coat (it should arrive today). Bands over the logos might be an option.
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Personally, I would do something like Dario Pegoretti, but that's just me.
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looks like an old school retro paint scheme, very nice...personally, I love yellow/white or black/yellow.
Just keep playing around till something strikes you...kinda like dating...
Just keep playing around till something strikes you...kinda like dating...