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did you use the epoxy caliper paint that you use a brush, or did you use the spray can caliper paint? looks good, btw.
I did. honestly, when I started the project I thought it was an epic fail. The paint is really thick! The warmer outside the better. It is hard to do thin coats, there was brush strokes. As it dries it levels out. Comes out real nice. Looks a bit like powder coating. If it is below 70 deg outside, it takes a good 24 hrs to handle.
Looks ok, albeit a bit on the obtrusive side!
That is unless you are going to put some other pieces on the bike the same color and then some how tie it altogether? IMHO. FWIW.
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