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So, I've searched the forum for an answer, and have come across a few discussions but no answers. I have a 2013 CVO Breakout - Black Diamond/Molten Silver with Crushed Slate Graphics. The front fender is developing the well-known issue of spider-looking rust under the clear coat on the polished metal. I am looking for any recommendations regarding this issue. I would love to get it fixed if possible. But a new fender is not out of the question either if it comes to that. I have seen Gunslinger mentioned. Has anyone reached out to them and been successful in getting a new fender?
Reach out to Gunslinger Custom Paint. They should be able to repair and repaint your existing fender. I’m sure there will be a cost involved, but they will do it correctly. They painted some parts for me last year and did a fantastic job.
Gunslinger Customs is the consumer side of Gunslinger, that paints some of the CVOs for HD.
Contact for Gunslinger Customs - Venetta Howard 303-225-0854 ext 261
Reach out to Gunslinger Custom Paint. They should be able to repair and repaint your existing fender. Im sure there will be a cost involved, but they will do it correctly. They painted some parts for me last year and did a fantastic job.
Gunslinger Customs is the consumer side of Gunslinger, that paints some of the CVOs for HD.
Contact for Gunslinger Customs - Venetta Howard 303-225-0854 ext 261
Could also reach out to custom paint vehicles, they do nothing but Harley parts. Have used them a few times for different bike parts and do great work. I see CVO parts there all the time. They also work in conjunction with gunslinger.
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