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Aluminum doesn't patina. I hate aluminum. It takes a lot more work than all the other metals. I used lacquer with brown dye in it, and added some diluted mint green paint for the aging effect.
The ignition was stripped of it's chrome, then patinad first to give it some texture and color variation, then rusted, and finally clear coated with flat clear coat.
I cant decide whether i like the headlight low down like this or at the top of the shock where it originally was.
HOT DAMN C. Numb!!!! I was weary of the thought of you doing that to your rocker covers, but that's the shiznit!!! Your bikes on a plain of it's own in my book!! I'm blown away as usual man!!! Thanks for turning me on to the 140 fatty man.. It's turned out even better than I had imagined!
Last edited by skipper469; Feb 23, 2010 at 04:51 PM.
Wow! That looks great, can't wait to see it all back on the bike and an overview shot of the whole package. The bar just keeps going up around here. Glad to be a member of this community.
Seriously?!?!?! is this the same C Numb that I remember so long ago that was down in the dumps over his bike being wrecked????
Yo stuff looks killa mang' that and that ain't no joke!!! I really think the bike is lookin pimp and you have done an awesome job with everything so far. I am sure that your imagination will continue to take it to new levels.
Keep it up and keep us posted.
Last edited by gambueller1; Feb 23, 2010 at 07:06 PM.
Ok now I'm on board with you!!!!
That is exactly how those should have been from the start! You guys are killin me..lol
Just blows me away! I love that look!!!!Great job your fuggin talented!!!!!
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