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Removing Shaft Graphics

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Does anyone know a way to remove the graphics from a shafy without harming the shaft. I have one of the old green z-bubbles and want to take of the graphics.

Thanks,Chris

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What did it look like under that yellow paint?

I was just going to ask that.

I heard that it's like red and black or something like that.

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my response is red/black underneith.

I used some steelwool to scratch the paint off though. It hurt my fingers, but it worked.

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I was working in the garage one day and my little kid neighbor from across the street comes over and asks "can I borrow some beautiful beauty?" and I'm like "what?" and than he gives a description of it and I finally conclude that he wanted WD40

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i took all of the paint off my response except for the "response" Graphic and coated it with polyurethane to seal the graphite. Its so kool. its looks like a red light aramid. and yes, it is red and black under. ill take a pic once i can find my camera

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What did it look like under that yellow paint?

on rubber responses its a light pink. some kid thought hed be cool and scrape it off... till he saw what it looked like. you could tell he fealt like an ass. :D

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Pink=ass? No way. Pink stick would be an awesome move by a company, do you know how many wise-anuses would go out and buy one to be cool? The same amount of kids that think "Pink Studded belts" or a Pink Polo are cool......stupid, yes, smart marketing, highly likely!

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I would highly recommend u not using any sort of chemicals on a composite stick, u never kno what happens when chemicals react to kevlar/graphite, it mite weaken the material or casue it to expand or other wierd side effects and i dont see why u dont want the zbubble graphics, who cares waht it looks like as long as its good, u could try scrapping it off but i doubt u have the free time or the patient to carry throught with scatching. A friend of mine spray painted his stick black cuz he hated the graphics but i can only imagine the damage the paint does to the palms of ur white gloves.

Bottom line dont be a fashion statment just go out there and play ur game.

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Bottom line dont be a fashion statment just go out there and play ur game.

AGREED! Its hockey not a beauty pagent!!

(maybe I'm just jealous cause i wouldent win)

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Amaze them with ur moves if your good. If someone goes out there wth old tube skates and lites it up it doesn't matter his skates cost him $10.

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im not sayin u have to have 300 dolla skates i have old ccm tacks o ya represent lol i no a kid with all nice gear and sucks all i have thats good are sande gloves THE BEST and yellow synergy :D

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on my old response i rubbed DW40 on a towel and rubbed that on the shaft and it took the paint right off.

sorry to drag up an old topic...but that's what happens when you search... :) ...anyways...did you have to do any scraping? and how long did you have to rub the shaft...(yikes...is there a better way to say that?) :blink:

i'm just wondering how easy it is to do...

also...does anyone know how much spray paint will affect weight?...i like light shafts...so i don't want 50 grams of paint...but i'm not sure how much paint weighs (although i don't know who would either :huh: ...thanks

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