COLNAGO C64 SILVER STICKER ON B. BRACKET
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Hi Everyone! First post here.
I own a Colnago C64 PJBI Rim Brake.
While riding my chain felt off and scratched a sticker the frame had, I have been searching but didnt get an answer what was the function or if that sticker has something to do with guarantee. Since it was al scrathched i remove the sticker.
This pictures show the sticker im talking about and the other one my bike after i removed the sticker.
Does removing the sticker affects in anyway the frame? or does anybody know if its possible to get from Colnago this sticker.
After i removed the sticker it feels that where the sticker was is now on a diferent layer of paint.
Thanks!
I own a Colnago C64 PJBI Rim Brake.
While riding my chain felt off and scratched a sticker the frame had, I have been searching but didnt get an answer what was the function or if that sticker has something to do with guarantee. Since it was al scrathched i remove the sticker.
This pictures show the sticker im talking about and the other one my bike after i removed the sticker.
Does removing the sticker affects in anyway the frame? or does anybody know if its possible to get from Colnago this sticker.
After i removed the sticker it feels that where the sticker was is now on a diferent layer of paint.
Thanks!
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From viewtopic.php?f=10&t=150143 By the much missed Calnago. Well worth a read.Calnago wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2018 7:02 pmI don't know what that little logo itself actually "means", but in a nutshell my understanding is that during production, it’s an open hole that they can peek in and make sure everything is going ok, and perhaps even have better access to the insides to make sure the cable routing holes are free of any carbon residue from the molds, at least that'd be my guess. Then they plug it up at the end and cover it with that logo. Curious why they did that and brought such conspicuous attention to it... not sure why they just don't plug it up and finish it perfectly along with the rest of the lug. Mabye they want to brag about how they're checking every little detail along the way during the production process.
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Thanks! So does having the sticker removed has no negative effect on the frame at all besides the esthetic point of view?
I was worried because after it got removed it felt as if i had removed a layer of paint.
I was worried because after it got removed it felt as if i had removed a layer of paint.
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Thanks Mike.
I get it then ill plae some contact to protect the frame similar to the one i use on the chainstay.
I was worried because after removing the sticker the spot was on a lower level of paint so i thought it would affect somehow.
After reading Calnagos post i get that the sticker function was precisely to cover this non painted spot and avoid it lloking as it looks now on mine.
I will just place contact then!
I get it then ill plae some contact to protect the frame similar to the one i use on the chainstay.
I was worried because after removing the sticker the spot was on a lower level of paint so i thought it would affect somehow.
After reading Calnagos post i get that the sticker function was precisely to cover this non painted spot and avoid it lloking as it looks now on mine.
I will just place contact then!
I think he has runined that frame and needs to source a replacement, during which time I will be happy to take the old one off his hands.
- Michael
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