I got a buell blast windscreen recently off of ebay really cheap, but it's yellow and my bike's purple....any suggestions the easiest/best way to repaint the windscreen??? Probably paint it black because I don't think I'll be able to find the right color of purple.
Thanks
well just give it a good wet sand and a spray can job (cheap) of have a shop do it (not so cheap) good luck
If you have an auto paint store near by or a body shop, they may be able to do a color analysis and get you the right code. Someone on line has a link to all of the years of GS500 s and their color codes (if yours is a stock purple).
Chilly
if you have a shop do it they will mach the color for you but if you want it black then just spray can it
It is stock purple. I will check with auto shop...looking for the stock codes right now. Thanks guys.
What kind of spray can should I get if I'm going to do it myself?? brand, etc...
it's all about the same walmart has color place for 96 cent a can
Go to Auto Zone and see if you can find a shade of Duplicolor that will Match. :thumb: They also have Plum Crazy Purple for Mopars.It's High Heat Engine paint it may be a problem Clear Coating over it though since everythime I try to Clear coat Duplicolor it always Spider webs the Color Coat. :mad:
Quote from: Jughead on November 14, 2006, 03:02:00 PM
Go to Auto Zone and see if you can find a shade of Duplicolor that will Match. :thumb: They also have Plum Crazy Purple for Mopars.It's High Heat Engine paint it may be a problem Clear Coating over it though since everythime I try to Clear coat Duplicolor it always Spider webs the Color Coat. :mad:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: can't do it just can't :nono:
Quote from: Jughead on November 14, 2006, 03:02:00 PM
Go to Auto Zone and see if you can find a shade of Duplicolor that will Match. :thumb: They also have Plum Crazy Purple for Mopars.It's High Heat Engine paint it may be a problem Clear Coating over it though since everythime I try to Clear coat Duplicolor it always Spider webs the Color Coat. :mad:
I've never had any issues clearing duplicolor... well i can't say never, now and then it'll give me trouble but thats mostly my fault for not prepping the surface before paint or not letting th base coat set properly set before clear. But thats kind of a moot point since I think duplicolor looks great with a liberal amount of paint and just a wet sand and buff. IMO.
The color codes are on the wiki...
http://cgi.stanford.edu/~sanjayd/gs500/Main/Colors
You can get exact matching color cans from Color-rite, too, but they're possibly pricier than a local shop...
I've had nothing but trouble from Duplicolor with the Duplicolor Clear Coat. :mad: :mad: Several guys tryied to warn me but I just had to pick out one of those Nifty Colors to paint my Waterbuffalo.Now I have to strip it of to Bare plastic and start over. :cry: I like Plasticote it buffs out Pretty. :icon_mrgreen: