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Carbon frame respray

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  • January 4, 2017 at 9:39 pm #26621
    fullers1979

    Having had a Cannondale Supersix now for some time, I’d love to have something new to pedal along. In a heartbeat I’d buy myself a new bike, a Mason being very near the top of the list, however the wife would not very surgically remove some body parts if I do! So I have considered the idea of having the perfectly good ‘Dale resprayed to make it look something flashy and new. Has anyone got any recommendations for resprayers? And what could I expect to pay?

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  • January 8, 2017 at 3:18 pm #884417
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    doc_davo

    try also kustom flow

    try also kustom flow

    http://www.kustomflow.co.uk/custom-paint/custom-bike-cycle-frame-painting-respray/

     

     

    January 5, 2017 at 5:25 pm #884415
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    Nixster

    I’ve been idly contemplating

    I’ve been idly contemplating this, in Saeco-Cannondale red from the Cippolini era. I think GCN showed something similar at the Rouleur show recently.  Sounds great, do it!

    Enigma do custom paint if you wanted another option. 

    January 5, 2017 at 3:20 pm #884413
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    peted76

    Loads about.. here’s a couple

    Loads about.. here’s a couple I admire.. 

    http://www.noquarterpaint.co.uk/gallery/paint-work-section/

    http://www.ooeycustompaint.com/gallery/nggallery/wyndymilla/wyndymilla

    January 5, 2017 at 1:26 pm #884411
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    Pierre

    I’ve seen (up close) some
    I’ve seen (up close) some very tidy work from Colour Tech in Dartford (London / Kent):
    http://colour-tech.co.uk/
    I’d allow about £100 for strip down / rebuild costs at an LBS too.

    January 4, 2017 at 11:36 pm #884409
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    madcarew

    After accident damage I got

    After accident damage I got part of my frame re-sprayed by a race car guy. He’s used to spraying carbon fibre, as some paint mixes can compromise the epoxy in the frame. I’m in NZ so costs probably not much use to you, but he did quote me $300 ish for a flash frame re-paint. Stripdown and rebuild costs would obviously be on top of that.

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