Thank you very much.
I started sanding an small area to find out the thickness of the red and white painting. The white one was a thin layer but the red one and clear coat were very thick layers so I went to my local hardware shop and asked for a non carbon agressive paint stripper; once the red painting was gone I started sanding the whole frame -400 grit-.
Then came no less than 20 hours sanding with 800 grit sanding paper first and 1200 water sanding paper later. Finished it with this 3M sandblaster:
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ImageShack.usI cleaned the frame with acetone and applied three layers of black matte UV resistant spray painting. Used this one which is intended for graffitti purposes:
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It leaves an uniform surface but a bit raspy. Best of all is that there´s no dripping.
Then I applied a black glossy layer in the logo areas and put the vinyl stickers - high quality vinyl; got the vectorized logos at
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ImageShack.usI didn´t applied a clear coat layer but it can be done if you wish to.