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Touching up my carbon

brownian · 2017-05-04 10:02:20

Hiyiz there are a few shallow scuffs on my lovely carbon frame - caused by (a) a bit of rubber on my front mudguard rubbing the bottom of the frame and (b) stupidity in putting bikes too close on a car rack. Is there a simple fix? Simonize? Nail Polish? A new bike is the obvious solution - but this is a new bike....

04-05-2017 10:02am

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brownian

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Hiyiz

there are a few shallow scuffs on my lovely carbon frame - caused by (a) a bit of rubber on my front mudguard rubbing the bottom of the frame and (b) stupidity in putting bikes too close on a car rack.

Is there a simple fix? Simonize? Nail Polish?

A new bike is the obvious solution - but this is a new bike....

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#2 04-05-2017 8:48pm

bazermc

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brownian wrote: »

Hiyiz

there are a few shallow scuffs on my lovely carbon frame - caused by (a) a bit of rubber on my front mudguard rubbing the bottom of the frame and (b) stupidity in putting bikes too close on a car rack.

Is there a simple fix? Simonize? Nail Polish?

A new bike is the obvious solution - but this is a new bike....

It's not a new bike if it had a mud guard on it!!!!!

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