Wal-Mart Spray Paint
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Wal-Mart Spray Paint
I finally did it. I painted my horn and belt covers. I used some left over paint I had laying around. It was some wal mart stuff I had used before on my gear. It matches the look of the factory black denim. I don't know how it'll hold up at 80mph on the interstate when a bug hits it, but it cost .96cents a can. Can't beat that! I'll try to attach a couple of pics for ya'll (sorry for the quality, they're from my phone).
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RE: Wal-Mart Spray Paint
AR,
I used some BBQ grill paint on my battery band this weekend. Went with 220 grit first. It like it because it looks flat and seems to have a little more texture than regular. It isn't cheap, but I think the labor of pulling parts and replacing them is more of a cost than the can of paint. Yours looks good, but I thought those belt guards were already black?
I used some BBQ grill paint on my battery band this weekend. Went with 220 grit first. It like it because it looks flat and seems to have a little more texture than regular. It isn't cheap, but I think the labor of pulling parts and replacing them is more of a cost than the can of paint. Yours looks good, but I thought those belt guards were already black?
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