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Old December 6th 04, 04:14 AM
simon poulton
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hey andrew. responding as requested.

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A Muzi wrote:
jim beam wrote:

anyone ever mixed paint to aproximate for bianchi's celeste color?
need to do some touchup work. doesn't need to be exact.



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Old December 7th 04, 06:47 AM
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The stuff they sell online at bianchiusa.com is brighter and slightly
bluer than what's on my bike, which is from the late 80s. There was a
greyish quality to the older Celeste that this doesn't have. Not too
far off but noticeable. The thing is, the current Celeste is
clearcoated with a slight bluish tint, so if you have an older Celeste
just get some clear clearcoat or just bag the clearcoat step. The
paint they sell is really high quality though; I bought a new set of
forks for my Bianchi MTB and they looked stupid in black so I sprayed
'em. Went on really smoothly even though I'm a hack painter.

Actually I think the new color is probably better since some of the old
Celeste models are about the color of one's expectorate a/k/a lugies
when one finds oneself in the clutches of the flu. I mean those really
old Bianchis, even though they have tons and tons of mojo, look like
crap compared to the new ones. The modern logo's a major downer though
-- what's widdat?


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