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I'm starting to look at options for paint on my 99 Softail and I'm leaning pretty hard toward the same paint scheme and colors as Charlie Sheen's bike in "Beyond The Law"... Any thoughts, comments?!?
Last edited by jimjam31; Feb 8, 2012 at 02:08 PM.
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Choosing paint is one of the most difficult things in the World! I would encourage you to decide a scheme of your own. If you Google your surname you'll find you can call on at least 40 shades of green!
That scheme was very popular in the 90's when the movie came out in fact its a standard template in most bike paint shops honda even ripped it off.....paint is a personal decision do what you like and you will never be dissappointed who cares what other people think anyway.
I agree with a few of these other guy's... Your paint should be what you want and what your definition of cool should be.
" Can't please everyone, so you've........ got to please yourself."
Not trying to Hi-jack the thread, but, Does anyone remember that song and who performed it?
Sorry o.p.
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