Cyclesome, I would contact Specialized or a dealer and see if they have touch up paint for your new bike. I noticed on the website they have touch up paint for 2001-2004 models. Maybe there's some for your new Ruby?
Cyclesome, I would contact Specialized or a dealer and see if they have touch up paint for your new bike. I noticed on the website they have touch up paint for 2001-2004 models. Maybe there's some for your new Ruby?
If the bike builder doesn't offer touch-up paint, you can use the paint they use on model cars/airplanes--it comes in scads of different colors and includes that tiny little brush on the cap, just like in nail polish.
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What do you mean by you "can see the bare metal?" Isn't that a carbon fork?
http://specialized.custhelp.com/cgi-...ted=1126027619
Deep scratches in carbon need to be looked at by your LBS. Don't cover them up until you know a little more.
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Interesting to note that Specialized recommends replacement after 3 years of use (the fork only, I think). Anyone regularly doing that??
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Does sound like it could be cracks. Have you got a pic you could post?
There are a lot of unwanted, unloved bikes out there - go on give a bike a good home