MTB frame sandblasted?

These guys are a start-up more or less.  Very accomodating.

they evn gave me a tour of their shop and explained the whole process. 

im going to get my trail 90 Bobber done there.

Bushy

Bushy,

Post up their name.  I'm always on the hunt for another PC house option.  I have a coworker who needs to get a batch of quarter midget parts done and I have two major fabrication projects on my work bench at the moment that I "want" to have PC if the price is right.

Thanks!

Bill

Here's the before and after. The "before" was worse than it probably looks in this picture (lots and lots of chips in the paint). The "after" looks fantastic---I'm 100% satisfied.

My weekend project is to put it back together...

Looks great and will last forever.

Looks good nwm, now you can go ride that Long and Winding Road

I was told by a pc shop that the best thing to use on them for cleaning is Pledge.  Does work well.

Sorry for lagging.


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Looks good nwm, now you can go ride that Long and Winding Road

I'll do that. And I'm also going to ride down abbey road and blue jay way. But first I want to take it for a spin around my neighborhood (where I'm known as the fool on the hill) and thru some nearby strawberry fields. Anyways, it sure beats driving my car, especially after a hard days night...

Looks good nwm, now you can go ride that Long and Winding Road

I'll do that. And I'm also going to ride down abbey road and blue jay way. But first I want to take it for a spin around my neighborhood (where I'm known as the fool on the hill) and thru some nearby strawberry fields. Anyways, it sure beats driving my car, especially after a hard days night...

Cool bro, you could always drive my car, but you'll have to come and get it, so don't let me down, or I'll have to start a revolution with my buddy rocky racoon - I will.

Just a quick update... I got another frame sandblasted and this time also included the fork and cranks (for just $10 more). This was a kids bike that's been outgrown, so it's now repurposed for my wife. I call it the bumblebee bike. Btw, the lighting is lousy in the indoor picture---it actually looks a lot brighter than that.

And since this is a fishing forum, I thought I better include a picture of a fish...

that bike cleaned up well - nice fish shot