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From: Clinton, NC
Just a thought I had the other day while watching the Speed channel. They were painting the bed of a pickup with some bedliner paint, I cant remember the make of the paint, but the idea hit me. Why not paint the entire hack in the bed liner paint which I do believe even had Kevlar mixed into the paint. As I see it, very little to no up keep, touch up would be a breeze. It would deaden the sound, add a little extra weight, and most everything would just bounce off. Not interested in any color other than black, and I have seen a few bikes painted with this similar product. Just wanted thoughts and ideas of what the rest of you all think, and I will even take the smart a%% remarks, as I have had a few already.
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turtleman
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turtleman
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Was standing in a friends barn a little before Christmas, told him of my idea, he looked around on the floor and over in the corner bent down and told me to hold my hand out. I did. He placed a big rat turd on my hand, we both looked at it, and laughed, yes the thought has crossed my mind many times. A lady this summer told me she thought a little sports car was passing me on the right............lol. Still thinking about it, but not much longer, its time for a month long winter teardown/fixup, so let the games and flames begin.........see ya soon or on the road, our paths may be crossed but we ride the same trails.
turtleman
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From: Pacific Northwest
Anybody have any other experiences with this stuff on a bike? A long time ago I saw a Tonka Truck with the bed coated and they did a really good job with clean lines. I've been thinking somethings would look better with that instead of powder coated. Do you think it might work under the passanger seat? Thanks for any input.
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