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Hey guys, I'm about to start tearing down my project bike. I desire to have it professionally painted but I'm open minded about painting is myself if I could get nice results. One thing I don't want to do is prep. Is sand blasting the best way to have parts prepped? For those who have painted themse...

Thanks Much!!! A CLYMER Publication M331 has a couple of sections for maintenance with some pictures. Also locate a Complete Parts Manual for that bike. You will find both on eBay off and on. .............lm So, based on that could you recommend some good manuals? Thanks, Beck 1964. ..............lm...

So, based on that could you recommend some good manuals? Thanks, Beck 1964. ..............lm Laud have mercy! That was a job just revealing that sucker. Several layers of paint I'm guessing. Anyway, I got it down to bare metal and it reads.... CA78 - 102080 Thanks, Beck You may want to check the exa...

Laud have mercy! That was a job just revealing that sucker. Several layers of paint I'm guessing. Anyway, I got it down to bare metal and it reads.... CA78 - 102080 Thanks, Beck You may want to check the example by casamere. ..............lm certainly the stampings on the headstocks were machine don...

Laud have mercy! That was a job just revealing that sucker. Several layers of paint I'm guessing.

Anyway, I got it down to bare metal and it reads....

CA78 - 102080

Thanks,

Beck

I used that with some steel wool. Just gonna try a wire brush now.

Seadog wrote:How about using a little bit of paint stripper?

Crap, maybe a wire brush and gun cleaning solvent will reveal something.

Thanks,

Beck

casamere wrote:You should have something that looks like this