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The painter cannot match the PPG code 934473 to the manufacturer he uses, Sherwin Williams. Does anyone here know how I can figure out how to get the correct code for Sherwin Williams?
I say Hell Yeah! I would also add, Don't limit yourself to HDs color pallet or even the societal norms. Think outside the box. I did and it made Love my WG even more.
I say Hell Yeah! I would also add, Don't limit yourself to HDs color pallet or even the societal norms. Think outside the box. I did and it made Love my WG even more.
I may have to because the painter cannot cross reference that code.
Alright so here's some pics.. what a sorry looking bike right now
And here are pics of what the rear tail light looks like. It's a vast improvement over the tri-bar LED light, in it's build design.
Also, I had to take the parts back from the one guy.. he just couldn't match the color or get me what I wanted. I took the parts over to another guy. He's gonna do the tank, fenders, fairing, and spoiler for me.
I got the wheels and pulley back from the powder coater.. I took off my rockers and are having them coated black, and I'm gonna have the rotors done black as well. I wanted to originally leave the rotors alone but i think they will look better powdered.
I figure **** it if I don't like it.. there is always next winter!
Now here are two things I'm looking for feedback on... the mini-sissy bar.. keep it or ditch it?
I'm selling my tank emblems to another forums member (pending a sale), and I was thinking about putting these ones on:
For those that see the color every day.. would the red be too off?
Last edited by izzyryder; Feb 8, 2015 at 12:26 AM.
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