Dumbass
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From: Michigan
My painter buys the paint from the company that paints the CVO's. They are right here in Milwaukee. You can buy the paint directly from Harley as well, but you have to buy a quart at a time and it's VERY expensive. He can buy a pint of paint from the company that paints the CVO's. Sorry I don't recall the name of the place he said. It was 3 letters. You order from them by paint name. In my case Orange Lava... Not by paint code.
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Ohio
Trust me... when my bike finally was delivered (and then I saw it was damaged) I was beyond angry. Now... I'm good. It will get fixed and all of it is cosmetic. So I'm riding while I'm waiting. My painter actually told me to just bring my bike by and he can airbrush it and make it like 90% better. Ride for the season and bring the parts in during winter when you aren't riding it anyway. I'm debating on doing that. There are a couple parts I had to order that I will put on when they get here.
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From: SE Michigan
slughill, don't beat yourself up
mistakes happen, when assembling my faring, i put the long screw in the short hole and drove it right through the front of the fairing, a local painter repaired and matched color....cost me about $300
good luck, i know the struggle is real......but.....can we have a look at the damage?
mistakes happen, when assembling my faring, i put the long screw in the short hole and drove it right through the front of the fairing, a local painter repaired and matched color....cost me about $300
good luck, i know the struggle is real......but.....can we have a look at the damage?
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