Video: Woodgraining bike frames
An example of the work Rob does in his business (Rob’s Woodgrain Bike Frames)
New Zealander Rob Pollock has spent a lifetime painting car interiors, sprucing up dashboards to give them a faux wood effect. He expanded this process – woodgraining – to bike frames after agreeing to customise his son’s bike, and is now in business.
Customers send in their frames and forks to Rob’s Woodgrain Bike Frames, and he then hand-paints them individually over seven to ten days. Check out the video below for an insight into the process:
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mattfaulkner
Posted Wed 20 Jul, 1:22 pm BST Flag as inappropriate
That is incredible! Looks sick!
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jaysonski
Posted Wed 20 Jul, 4:43 pm BST Flag as inappropriate
whilst i feel this guy is talented would I really want to ride a frame that resembles my grannies sideboard?? that's a big fat no then!
