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Hi there,
so many people tell me that it would be so easy to polish out the scratches that have been growing over the years on my bike (SVs K1 blue) - but when I ask them for a product recommendation I get no good answer, and I have bought stuff before that did not do anything. Has anybody got advice how to get my bike shiny and "less scratchy"? Thanx, Nadine |
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Maybe some less abrasive compound would work? Try emailing or calling www.rebikepaint.co.uk , they seem to know what they are talking about - and can probably sell you a product to do what you want - I got some K6 Red matched paint from them that is/was good. I think the standard answers are usuaually stickers to cover them ![]() Or treat the bike to a complete re-spray - Red is faster you know? David
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