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Old 05-Feb-2004, 09:15
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Swingarm refurbishment

I have an 888 which has a few scuffs and scrapes on the swingarm which look a bit unpleasant and are rather eyecatching in side profile. I would like to tidy up said item and achieve as near to a standard finish as possible (not brightly polished!).
Has anyone any experience of this? I thought possibly a soft bead blast and then a lacquer might do it, but I would appreciate any tips!
Also I would like to know paint codes for wheels/frame/motor for '93 888 if poss!
I'm sure SS codes and S/A advice would apply also.
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Old 06-Feb-2004, 07:46
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Welcome on-board.....here is a link from a previous reply on here about paint codes...........

http://www.ducati.com/bikes/faq.jhtml#question20

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The original finish is anodised. To restore it properly would require the anodising to be removed, the swinging arm to be repolished to remove the marks and then re-anodised. A suitable silver paint might be an acceptable compromise.
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