Carbon frame peeling

moscowflyer
moscowflyer Posts: 540
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No idea how this happened as the bike has been attached to the turbo for some time, but it's obviously taken a whack and some sort of protective layer has come away. Is this anything to be concerned about and how would I go about getting it sorted (if it's worth it)?

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  • trevor.hall12
    trevor.hall12 Posts: 483
    Looks like the clearcoat is peeling .
  • First.Aspect
    First.Aspect Posts: 17,167
    It's a chip. If it irritates you, nail varnish, some wet and dry, rubbing compound and finally polish.

    I've just done half a dozen of these on a carbon boat, and best results came from sanding the edges first, then varnish, then work on levelling it.

    Or don't bother.
  • moscowflyer
    moscowflyer Posts: 540
    First.Aspect said:

    It's a chip. If it irritates you, nail varnish, some wet and dry, rubbing compound and finally polish.

    I've just done half a dozen of these on a carbon boat, and best results came from sanding the edges first, then varnish, then work on levelling it.

    Or don't bother.

    Cheers. I'll take the second option...
  • Munsford0
    Munsford0 Posts: 678
    Was going to say I wish my bikes' paintwork looked as good as that...

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