I'd call Waterford, too. They were very helpful when I was asking questions about my paint on my Waterford X-12.
(and they understand bike love... sigh)
Your bike will be ok. Really. My bike sends hugs to your bike.![]()
I'd call Waterford, too. They were very helpful when I was asking questions about my paint on my Waterford X-12.
(and they understand bike love... sigh)
Your bike will be ok. Really. My bike sends hugs to your bike.![]()
"If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson
ooOOOoooo +1 on nearly being down to the steelYes, a call to Waterford seems indicated.
After talking to the kind folks at Waterford/Gunnar, we bought a can of Rust-oleum crystal clear enamel, carefully taped the bike, and then applied a light layer of the spray. You can definitely tell if you look at or touch it (there's even a tiny dog hair stuck in there...), but certainly it's better than it was. Thanks to everyone for their helpful comments!
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Wow! That looks great!!
I'm glad it worked out so well - it's definitely a good tip to keep in mind. Glad it wasn't as deep as it appeared!!
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Oh, much better! Glad you called Waterford.
"If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson
Much improved. I wouldn't know it if you hadn't told us!
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Beans, it looks great! I can't tell where the scratches were from that photo. I love that deep shade of purple BTW.
Thanks for sharing the tip about the Rust-oleum. I have some dings on my bike that I've been wondering how to treat. Must add that to my shopping list.
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