Paper Lawyer

I lacquered by bike frame I resprayed in the Spring - as Gad says, the lacquer is really soft (and quickly cracked on mine).

chrisr111

Neil,

You can get all you require from Halfords - big tins of lacquer, tack rags, 1200 or 1500 wet & dry, rubbing compound etc.

I've lacquered things in the house before.......never again, I was as high as a kite for ages; also Jill did not appreciate it.

The next time I sprayed in the garage and once touch dry (doesn't take long) brought them into the house to totally dry for a few days, much less smelly/messy.

Chris.

NineBolts

If you don't have the tyres on you could bake them in the kitchen oven. just not at the same time as the Turkey.

MB

I never realised you were so handsome, PL

Paper Lawyer

Admit it, you thought I was a silver haired 50-something in a three piece suit

Lurking Lawyer

Backs to the wall, boys - here comes MB!



PS Craig - that avatar is outrageously narcissistic!

MB

No I thought you were younger given all the tasty mods on the car!

Do you race? My brother in law is an ex pro.

http://www.sigma-sport.co.uk/newteam...simonhowes.jpg

Back on topic!

Paper Lawyer

Not enough natural talent or time to race, although I may do a 24 hour race in 2008 with a few mates

Markie T - you've clearly not rummaged through my facebook albums

Nick Graves

I've got a can of two-pack laquer in the garage (german).

I've not used it, but it should be far harder than the Halfords crap.

Also, it will take ages to cure (like Gad say) in this weather.

Bassoctopus

Have your wheels suffered with corrosion, Nick?

Or are the BBS better sealed?