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• #2
I'd use inner tubes. They look gash and protect the frame well.
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• #3
"Ah, a frame wrapped in tape! Must be valuable if the owner went through the effort of protecting it. And look, I'm not gonna scratch it while I chop these locks off!"
(maybe)
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• #4
^no one looking at my bike would ever think that.
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• #5
Even less when they look at the owner.
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• #6
^nerged for truthiness sob
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• #7
^
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• #8
ive heard some people suggest that wrapping a frame in tape is more likely to lead to corrosion as moisture gets trapped under the tape...not sure if its true or not
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• #9
done it on two bikes, it made them both look crap. very un-nickable, especially with my lack of attention-to-detail
my 07 langster looks to be worth 40 pounds, its covered with aluminium insulation tape, with the original rust coloured paint showing through all the scratches, which i believe to be attempts by people to discover what bike is underneath it.
my steel oldie did not like being taped up and when i finally pulled the gaffer and electrical tape off, she lost some of her original paint too, so, v. bad idea on a 30+ year old bike. -
• #10
Duct tape, in strips, ftw
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• #11
I also pulled the paint off with the stickers on an old steel frame from the '60s.
Hello, I'm new.
I've just got hold a half decent frame with a good paint job. I'm thinking about wrapping it in tape to look after it and make it look less nickable(?)
Any thoughts? Anyone used Frame Wrap?