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Borrow shinscar's GT.
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Cheers Object, does Shinscar live anywhere near Liverpool?
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seems like alot of effort man
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poster paint mixed with pva
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poster paint mixed with pva
will wash straight off (dont hold me to that) with hot soapy water and a scouring spongeI like that. I may borrow some of my kids paints to try it out.
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seems like alot of effort man
It's for a good cause and the others always put in loads of effort organising stuff. It's a bit of fun too.
I've just got to try making one of these: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-create-a-human-powered-bike-blender-for-les/
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• #8
http://www.blendavenda.com/
there the ones who do the bikes for this.You can also try contacting innocent smoothies they had those bikes when i used to work there.
there always down to help out a good cause.doing your own, you could always buy some junk halfords £50 bike and paint that up.
then dontate it.viynl will be expensive.
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Cheers Object, does Shinscar live anywhere near Liverpool?
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Some colleagues at work are going to make smoothies to sell for breast cancer awareness.
I am toying with the ideas of:
A. Making a 'pedal-your-own-smoothie' maker.
B. Painting or decorating my bike in pink as it's the colour for the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign.I don't want the paint job to be permanent, and need some suggestions how I can make it all look like a proper job.
As another option, how easy is vinyl to apply and remove?
...also thought of doing some spoke cards for the day too.
Ideas welcome. Thanks!
Get your self a cheap cheap bike (a £20 job) and rattle can it pink, no need to remove the paint.
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• #11
Get a pink tattoo to show lifelong commitment to the cause
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• #12
Borrow shinscar's GT.
no
poster paint mixed with pva
this sounds a lot like emulsion to me.
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no
this sounds a lot like emulsion to me.
I second that emulsion.
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Alrite man off topic but im from up liverpool ways, been lookin for people up here !
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• #15
rattle can your frame lightly then nitromors it off...peice of piss
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Photoshop it
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rattle can your frame lightly then nitromors it off...peice of piss
Hmmm, not quite what I had in mind!
Input valued, all the same.
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Alrite man off topic but im from up liverpool ways, been lookin for people up here !
Where you based? I work near the old airport, travel down from Ormskirk by bike a few times a week.
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• #19
serotta have breast cancer pink as one of their paint options
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Get your self a cheap cheap bike (a £20 job) and rattle can it pink, no need to remove the paint.
+1
Some colleagues at work are going to make smoothies to sell for breast cancer awareness.
I am toying with the ideas of:
A. Making a 'pedal-your-own-smoothie' maker.
B. Painting or decorating my bike in pink as it's the colour for the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign.
I don't want the paint job to be permanent, and need some suggestions how I can make it all look like a proper job.
As another option, how easy is vinyl to apply and remove?
...also thought of doing some spoke cards for the day too.
Ideas welcome. Thanks!