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Anyone ever tried and had good results? ie no issues with spilt fuel taking paint off etc

 

Debating giving it a go on the 044 as starting to look rather well used now. :001_rolleyes:

Wasn't sure what paint to use for the best results.

 

I sense a business opportunity for someone here.Imagine if you could send your saw off and have it come back with Company Colours or perhaps bedecked in the livery of your favourite Football team.

 

You could even have them wrapped I suppose,like Vehicle advertising.I would like mine wrapped with the Picture of Cliff Richard from the month of December,1978 Calender.

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how come this is ruffling everyone's feathers so bad? :confused1: so what if someone wants to brighten up a tired looking saw? if yer van was looking tatty ye 'd paint that up wouldn't you?

 

No I would buy a new one! :D

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how come this is ruffling everyone's feathers so bad? :confused1: so what if someone wants to brighten up a tired looking saw? if yer van was looking tatty ye 'd paint that up wouldn't you?

 

Giving it a refresh is one thing, metallic blue is another, pointless waste of time and money just because "it looks cool", too many newbies are too focused on flash gear.

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