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WFH Ride Destinations Near Manila: Quick Escapes for Remote Workers

  WFH Ride Destinations Near Manila: Quick Escapes for Remote Workers Working from home has its perks—no daily commute, flexible hours, and the freedom to work almost anywhere. But after weeks of staring at the same walls and hearing the same notification sounds, burnout quietly creeps in. Sometimes the best reset is simple: fuel up the bike, leave the city early, and ride somewhere with fresh air, good food, and a different view. Around Metro Manila, there are plenty of ride-friendly destinations perfect for remote workers who need a quick mental recharge. Whether you ride solo for peace and quiet or with friends for a weekend food trip, these spots offer a mix of scenic roads, cafés, mountains, lakes, and coastal views. Tagaytay – The Classic Reset Ride  Tagaytay remains one of the most popular rides from Manila for a reason. The cooler weather alone feels like an instant system reboot after a stressful work week. Riders usually head out early morning to avoid traffic, gr...

DIY Repainting Motorcycle Mags (Using Paint Remover + Samurai Paint)

DIY Repainting Motorcycle Mags (Using Paint Remover + Spray Paint)



Simple Step-by-Step Guide

1. Remove the wheels (recommended)
You’ll get better results if the wheels are taken off.

2. Apply Paint Remover

  • Spray evenly on the wheels
  • Wait 10–20 minutes (the paint will start to bubble)
  • Wipe or scrape off the softened paint
    ➡️ Repeat if there’s still old paint left

3. Wash & Dry
Clean thoroughly to remove:

  • Chemical residue
  • Dirt and grease
    Let it dry completely.

4. Light Sanding

  • Use 400–600 grit for leveling
  • Use 800–1000 grit for smoothing
    ➡️ Wipe clean after sanding

5. Masking
Cover areas like:

  • Tires
  • Brake disc

6. Primer (Samurai Paint)

  • Apply light coats (2–3 layers)
  • Wait 10–15 minutes between coats

7. Color Paint (Samurai Paint)

  • Spray thin layers (avoid thick coats)
  • Apply 2–4 coats
  • Rotate the wheel while spraying for even coverage

8. Clear Coat (Samurai Paint)

  • Apply 2–3 coats for protection
  • Choose your finish: glossy or matte

9. Drying
Let it dry for 24–48 hours before using.

Quick Tips

  • Avoid spraying thick layers to prevent drips
  • Work in a shaded, dust-free area
  • More thin coats = smoother, better finish

Final Result
With proper prep and the right materials, you can achieve a clean, even, and like-new finish on your wheels—all done DIY 💯

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