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This is what I did;

Stripped the frame with paint stripper (Warning very acidic) Use gloves, eye-protection, and face-mask.

Fill in bumps and what-not with bondo, and sand it down so it's smooth with about 200 grit sandpaper.

Tape everything you don't want sprayed with blue-painters tape. Now spray the bike with primer in a well aired area, sand down after each layer with very fine sandpaper, I sprayed 2 layers of primer before the color.

Then spray very thin layers of paint and sand gently between each layer, I sprayed 4 layers of color.

Then spray with clear-coat 3 layers aprox.

Anubody know what frame that is?

That would look awsome, it's not to little nor to much

He should make somthing like this, it's dribbling. (for an OTP)

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1943792/axebike/

nice
tits

whats the front rack on that bike?

Would love to have him as my mentor in framebuilding!

New Nitto bars B259SL B200SL from EAI so should end up here at some point.

Looks nice:

Yeah, and these look nice in silver, though I don't own one.
Link: http://store.somafab.com/urcrle.html

These look sweet

Quote:
"Dia-Compe calls this a "sub braking system", so it might not have the same performance as regular brake levers."

I love this saddle. Better than those silly swifts - don't go all wonky in five minutes.

All it needs is a bit of this:

Why oh why!?

Just got me this one for my bike

Ah man, I even saw that movie 3 days ago

My current project, or first build. It's a Raleigh Royale, picked up for about 8£, I live in Norway so parts are hard to scavenge. If you guys have any tips in how to build this as cheaply as possible, shout out
http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/48/img0001rm6.jpg