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Just couldnt leave it alone..lmao. So off the tins came....what color? I dont even know yet..maybe just DP90 .. ( black epoxy)but at least no big dents...
Looks good, wish I could paint. I'm adequate at flat black.
My 71 has an acceptable 2 tone, I-have some bags with a bad flame job.
I'll get you some pictures later.
Looks good, wish I could paint. I'm adequate at flat black.
My 71 has an acceptable 2 tone, I-have some bags with a bad flame job.
I'll get you some pictures later.
Don't wanna be a naysayer on black but I had a black RK before my current bike and keeping it looking good was labor intensive. Last winter I was going to tear my current one down for a repaint but I got sidetracked electrical repairs and mechanical things instead. Anyhow I saw that your bike was originally birch white same as mine. What I did was go through the color chips at work and picked a gm color that was a similar shade of white and it was a tricolor that had 3 different colors of pearls in it. Really sharp looking color in the sun. Less labor intensive to keep clean. Just a suggestion
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