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wheel painting method?

Started by plurpimpin, July 08, 2008, 07:04:10 PM

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The Buddha

Oh yea epoxy enamel is hard as a rock ... except its ... like very appliance looking. It also may not stand to weather as well as you may hope. It also have long sure times I believe.
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Buddha.
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morbidelli17

Quote from: The Buddha on July 10, 2008, 08:39:45 AM
Oh yea epoxy enamel is hard as a rock ... except its ... like very appliance looking. It also may not stand to weather as well as you may hope. It also have long sure times I believe.
Cool.
Buddha.

You gotta let it cure; I used black and then let it sit in the bright southern california sun for three straight days. Rim was almost too hot to touch sometimes. Baked hard now!

I live in SoCal. What's this 'weather' thing people keep referring to?


arbakken

yeah, you don't have weather... how boring would that be?

simoniz

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Quote from: Fry on July 09, 2008, 05:52:20 PM
Is that a H-1? Nice 2 Smoker

And whats up with the lower fork legs on your GS, what are the canisters?

The Kawasaki is a '76 KH400 - she's my baby! 7,000 miles from new.

My GS is wearing GS550 front forks, they fit right in with no mods. PO had trashed the front end  and a buddy fitted the GS550 forks before I got it. The canisters are anti-dive cartridges, and the forks are also air adjustable at the top.

89 GS500e, K & N Lunchbox, Buddha jet kit, GS550 front forks, GS850 fender, ProMaxx tires and a big dollop of luck

plurpimpin

painted the wheel today. i'm really pleased with how it turned out.

before paint:




primed:




painted:




the finished picture doesn't do it justice. the flash made it look alot glossier than it really is. the satin paint i used is a near perfect match to the stock black wheels.

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