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 ytrewq321 Renault 5 Driver
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if you want a really long lasting job.. take it off and get it powdercoated. its very tough.
the powder coaters will sandblast the swingarm and get rid of the rust..
if you want to do it yourself..
take it off,
sand the whole thing down with wet & dry.
put some rust treatment on the rusty bits,
sand it down abit more to completely remover rust.
clean it and then primer it,
spray a few coats of paint,
spray a few coats of laquer.
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good good, its always better to try yourself first. you get the satisfaction.
spray a coat of paint.. wait untill its touch dry, then leave in the sun for 10 minutes..
this will make sure the paint is cooked on and the paint will last longer.
about 4 coats of paint and 5 coats of laquer would be good, as the swingarm takes all sorts of grime.
top tip for laquer - spray untill the surface looks wet and then leave well alone untill its dry.
laquer is thin so it runs easy.
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Ive been phoning round some today, the prices aint that bad, and from my research powder coating seems like a good protective coating as well.
so i think il get my swing arm powder coating as it seems easy enough to remove, and il work on getting the frame powder coated soon, once i get my head around , if i trust myself to be able to put everything back together, but its a challenge i suppose, thanks for everyones help  ____________________ Honda CG125 BR-S 1995 + cg125 W |
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