Dent repaired an old Serotta.
Hey everyone,
I just finished a dent repair on an adorable older Serotta. Totally cool working on a frame built by the guy who got me first exposed to framebuilding! https://varcocycles.com/2020/07/02/d...n-old-serotta/ Have a great day! Allan https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3bb856bafa.jpg Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk |
Cool pictoral. Thanks for the explanation.
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Nice post on the process.
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Nicely done, thanks for sharing. Just out of curiosity, what would you charge for a repair like that? I’m not in the market, curious.
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I charged 50 bones. Took me an hour and a half. Haven't done one in years so I could probably do it in an hour next time. Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk |
Thanks for sharing! $50 is a 'steel'!
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Nice job!
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Cool posting and nice work.
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Cool blog....thanks! |
Time to find a dented frame!!!!! Great work!
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Very nice, both the work, and the documentation!
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Thumbs up, thanks Allan, only picture I would liked to have seen, is a picture of the dent after rolling.
One other quick question, will a painter need to go over the repair with filler or will an etching primer be enough to prep before paint? Or should I be asking this question to the painter? |
Nice job.
The one time I tried this (with admittedly more amateur blocks made from oak), and perhaps a dent that had more of a crease in the bottom--I did get most of the dent to roll out, but I also got a hairline crack in what had been the bottom crease. (The crack may have been there to begin with--I really don't know). How much stress would said crack be under? And would it be acceptable to braze (as you have done) and call it good? |
Thanks for posting. That was very interesting.
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I wonder if you were able to seal the tube and compress a couple hundred pounds of air into it if just heating up the area of the dent with a torch would have any affect.
Of course Sheldon Brown had a better idea. https://www.sheldonbrown.com/dent-removal.html |
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