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Hey fellas,
I've been doing some reading about paint for the windscreen on a HD quarter fairing. Krylon Fusion seems to be popular so I wanted to post a question to see what else people have had good or bad results with.
General consensus also seems to be to paint the inside so that's what I was going with. Anyone disagree? Thanks guys!
Hey fellas,
I've been doing some reading about paint for the windscreen on a HD quarter fairing. Krylon Fusion seems to be popular so I wanted to post a question to see what else people have had good or bad results with.
General consensus also seems to be to paint the inside so that's what I was going with. Anyone disagree? Thanks guys!
clown
Use black plasti-dip on the inside, goes on nice and will peel off if u don't like it. Very durable too.
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Last edited by 07HDStreetBob; Feb 1, 2014 at 08:30 AM.
Or auto parts stores sell a thing called tail light headlight tinter in an aerosol can. If you have a quarter fairing that covers the headlight, I wouldn't paint or tint that for obvious reasons
I've used Krylon Fusion for many projects, and for face shields it peels off again, if the surface is not roughed up. I imagine it would do the same on a windscreen.
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