I'm only kidding, far better to have too much than too little in there.
Just make sure it's all dried up/set before you put a wheel with a rotor in the frame. Speaking from experience!
All good - it’s a bit of a funny job where you can’t really tell how it’s gone and hopefully I’ll never find out if the treatment was successful or not.
imagine it'll have some pre built in treatment as it's a modern frame? Is this just a one off job or will you redo it from time to time?
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I'm only kidding, far better to have too much than too little in there.
Just make sure it's all dried up/set before you put a wheel with a rotor in the frame. Speaking from experience!