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Gloss-If ya get a lite scratch u b able to buff it out. Satin -if ya get a scratch &buff it will shine up and u will lose the satin look. I'd go satin! But that because I'm a painter
I went textured on the lights and gloss on the handlebars. As much as I was thinking all gloss, i just keep digging the textured look. We'll see how it turns out....
Circus - I mixed mine up and did both gloss and satin. Turn sigs, AC, levers, went satin. The lowers, triple tree, and anything on frame (belt guard, pivot bolt cover and frame inserts) went gloss
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