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Dumb carbon question

Calebric85

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So this is probably a dumb question, since I haven’t seen anyone offering it. Is there a way to have a frame restored back to the oem carbon color like the x metal and plasma finish?
 
I don't quite know if @zwc0442 used the same process as Oakley but, he's refinished a couple of X Metal frames for me that matched the carbon color of X Metals. Hope that helps.
 
So this is probably a dumb question, since I haven’t seen anyone offering it. Is there a way to have a frame restored back to the oem carbon color like the x metal and plasma finish?
@SouLFuLFroG also does an incredible version of a Polished Carbon.

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This is topical for a question I have, save me making a new thread.
If carbon is a coating, what’s the base, xmetal or plasma? I’m about to get my first pair of Carbon juliets and I’m curious what options I have if they need a refinish or if I should get them stripped to the base colourway. I may if it’s plasma but won’t if xmetal. Assuming the carbon is in bad shape. Preference would be to leave as is of course.
 
This is topical for a question I have, save me making a new thread.
If carbon is a coating, what’s the base, xmetal or plasma? I’m about to get my first pair of Carbon juliets and I’m curious what options I have if they need a refinish or if I should get them stripped to the base colourway. I may if it’s plasma but won’t if xmetal. Assuming the carbon is in bad shape. Preference would be to leave as is of course.
An hour with a Dremel fitted with a scotch pad and another hour with a felt wheel and Mothers Alu polish will give you this result....
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