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I got tired of looking at the curling leather tank panel, I tried a bunch of different things and got it somewhat flat, however it's curling back up again. So I bought the chrome solid panel, trued it for a bit and wasn't satisfied with the look so I went back to the curly leather panel. Now I'm tired of looking at it again, so I took the chrome panel, scuffed it up and sprayed with HD texture black, and I'm actually liking the look. Tell me what ya's think.
I like it, good job. I want a black dash panel for my denim black Fatboy Lo any ideas where I might get one? If I do get one I'll definitely copy your idea with the lower dash panel. Thanks
I have tank bibs, rear fender bibs and crotch coolers from Captain Itch on both my Fatties, best quality and value for money around I gotta say, and the service Isabel provides is also top service. I'm just looking to change things on my denim black fattie.
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