Probally a DA question but here it is anways
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Probally a DA question but here it is anways
I got new gas tanks for my 94 custom 3 weeks ago and had them custom painted blue flame and marbilized to match the rest of the bike, yesterday i spilled gas on one of the tanks after filling it up, i immedialty wiped it off with some of the stations paper towels, i did not notice any damage
do u think i may have caused any damage to the paint P.S getting all my photos i would like to share as thumbnails is drivin me f'n nuts [sm=dontgetit.gif]
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do u think i may have caused any damage to the paint P.S getting all my photos i would like to share as thumbnails is drivin me f'n nuts [sm=dontgetit.gif]
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RE: Probally a DA question but here it is anways
Nope, assuming it was professionally painted, clear coated and baked right it will be fine (unless you had dirt mixed in with the fuel and scratched it a little - course you could buff that out).
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RE: Probally a DA question but here it is anways
..it should be fine, but I wouldn't recommend paper of any kind on nice paint..don't wipe it off dry either..dust/grit on surface will put fine scratches on your paint..
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