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painting the rims!! questionns

Started by i3randon12, April 22, 2004, 01:59:42 PM

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newbieone

Quote from: dgyver
Quote from: JundiePICS!!!!!!!!!! :P

Do you have dual front brake rotors?

dgyver

Quote from: newbieoneDo you have dual front brake rotors?
Yes, they are Katana forks.
Common sense in not very common.

i3randon12

waitt!!!! how do i post my picture on here     i downloaded it to my computer
when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

dgyver

Common sense in not very common.

i3randon12

http://img59.photobucket.com/albums/v180/i3randon12/gs500e/?action=view&current=wheels_018.jpghttp://img59.photobucket.com/albums/v180/i3randon12/gs500e/?action=view&current=wheels_019.jpg


i screwed up on the edges         be4 doing this        take off rubber            dont try to take the shortcut


i like the rd though
im going to do some touch ups
when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

i3randon12

when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

johncam4

When you change your tires and rebalance them you paint will bad.  Moving wheel weights and working the beads off the rims will rub the paint right off. :cheers:

i3randon12

SO R U SAYIGN I MADE THE RIGHT DECISION NOT TO TAKE OF THE RUBBER?
when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

dgyver

I painted the rear wheel with the tire installed that I have on my bike now. If a proper tire removal tool is used, one that does not touch the wheel, you will not have paint damage. Normally stick-on weight are used and they do not scratch the wheel. The weights are covered with duct tape to prevent any mishaps. Even with just factory paint, they will get scratched, especially with the clamp-on weights.
Common sense in not very common.

500rider

These wheels are from my '89 Kat.  I had mine sand blasted by a friend for free.  The powder coating was about $70CDN per wheel.  They were done with the fork sliders, handle bar mount and a couple parts for the swing arm all for $200.  

Sorry about the picture quality .. shooting with a digital videocam. (spending all my money on the Katana). The pictures do not do them justice.  They are gun metal grey with metallic and clear coat - very shiny.

Rob




Rob

00 GS500
89 Katana 750

i3randon12

alright i fixed them up real nicely now....


i touched up the edges nicely


i love it

i cant post anything on the wall of fame

why not?
when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

sanityfree

is it wrong that my first thought when i saw your rims was, "Nice tires?"

Looks good, though. Just hope you have a red bike...
If you think you can, don't. Many things start with "I think I can," and end with "Ow!"

GRU

Quote from: 500riderThese wheels are from my '89 Kat.  I had mine sand blasted by a friend for free.  The powder coating was about $70CDN per wheel.  They were done with the fork sliders, handle bar mount and a couple parts for the swing arm all for $200.  

Sorry about the picture quality .. shooting with a digital videocam. (spending all my money on the Katana). The pictures do not do them justice.  They are gun metal grey with metallic and clear coat - very shiny.

Rob

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WOW, just $70....where did you get that done? i hope someone in windsor does the same

500rider

It's called Achord Metal Products (519) 649-2730 .. guys name is Gary.  He does alot of motorcycle stuff.  Frames, tanks, wheels ... anything.  You just have to have the paint stripped prior.  He has a little sand blaster and goes over the part quickly just prior to paint.

Rob
Rob

00 GS500
89 Katana 750

i3randon12

when u come to a stop...  suck ur thumb

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