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SE Premium Brew Raw

Had this bike for about a month now and made some pretty big changes, loving it so far.

Frame:
54 cm SE Premium Brew, Rawed and Cleared

Fork/Headset:
Stock Lugged, Rawed and Cleared

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sugino RD2, Euro BB

Pedals:
Wellgo R025

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
16T Cog, 46T Messenger Chainring, KMC Z-410

Handlebars/Stem:
Fuji Drop Bars, Alloy Quill

Saddle/Seatpost:
Prologo Choice Max, Vintage Kalloy Uno

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Origin8 LTP43, Origin8 Sealed Hub, Continental Ultra Sport 700x23c

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Origin8 LTP43, Origin8 Sealed Hub, Continental Ultra Sport 700x23c

Added by V15U4L. Last updated over 12 years ago.

6 Comments

Jaytron

Jaytron says:

This shit is awesome. Great job on the strip and clear.

Silly question, but are you supposed to spray clear into the BB/HS areas? (obviously everything is off the frame at this point)

Posted almost 12 years ago

AristoNYC

AristoNYC says:

looks fresh. I love that you stripped that terrible paint scheme off. What did you use to strip it? Did you clear coat it?

Thanks

Posted almost 12 years ago

V15U4L

V15U4L says:

hey dude, I just used regular paint stripper. It definitely wasn't easy and took a ton of coats of it and quite a bit of sanding but it turned out real good. And yup I clear coated it afterwards, I did about 3 coats of clear.

Posted almost 12 years ago

AristoNYC

AristoNYC says:

Thanks. I just ordered one & your bike was the deciding factor, I couldn't deal with that stock paint. How long do you think it took to strip & clear. Also, what kind of clear did you use?
Thanks again.

Posted almost 12 years ago

V15U4L

V15U4L says:

I can't remember exactly how long it took, the main tubes strip really easy but all the lugged areas and tight corners took a long time. I'm from Canada so our products our different up here, regular paint stripper wasn't very strong so I actually got stain stripper from Home Depot, which is meant to pull stain right out of wood so it's pretty strong stuff and it did the trick. In between coats of stripper I also used a wire brush just to help the paint come off and I used a high grit sand paper at the end to polish it a bit. And for clear I just used a regular spray paint gloss clear from Home Depot as well, I did about 5 coats.

Posted almost 12 years ago

nith111

nith111 says:

nice looks good i want one now!!!

Posted over 12 years ago