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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2009
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From: Belgium
I'm considering doing it in a couple of months when the house is finally finished and I have a garage instead of a lock-up.
That way I can try out a couple of color combinations at low cost until I make up my mind what I really want.
That way I can try out a couple of color combinations at low cost until I make up my mind what I really want.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: West Palm Beach, Florida
Started sanding down my tins today! Gotta finish sanding tomorrow, then primer goes on hopefully.
I'm using Rustoleum painters touch x2. Going with OD green on one side, flat black on other side, with flat white stripe going down the center. Should look pretty dope once finished.
I'm using Rustoleum painters touch x2. Going with OD green on one side, flat black on other side, with flat white stripe going down the center. Should look pretty dope once finished.
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2008
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I had done some paintwork on one of my previous bikes (it was a Honda). I used Rustolium Laquer Spray. After I painted it, I sanded it down with 1200 then 3000 then buffed. Nobody ever believed that it wasnt painted in a booth. It was just as shiney, if not shinier than the rest of the bike. Its all about what paint you use and how you prep/finish it
Road Master
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,231
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From: Upstate NY
Rattle canned the front fender and spotlights this spring because it was to late to get them done properly. Just sent out the spotlights and some other stuff to get P/C. The fender, that's staying because it matched great, unlike the spots which were showing lots of wear for some reason.
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