To paint or not to paint? yes or no
#31
12-11-2009, 06:12 AM
#32
12-11-2009, 11:53 AM
#33
12-11-2009, 05:17 PM
RIP "The Baron of Bronson"
#34
12-12-2009, 05:29 PM
NOT JUST YET > Interesting Post in another thread !!!!!!
DA DAAAAAAAA *****
The PIC's are priceless .........LOL
Where's Trout ??? care to comment on this one ???? LOL
https://cbrforum.com/forum/new-member-area-5/new-2000-cbr-f4-owner-help-me-decide-what-i-am-going-do-2-options-103887/
Recommendation : RhonoLiner the whole bike .........LOL
This is what it will eventually look like ...... Yoda !
The PIC's are priceless .........LOL
Where's Trout ??? care to comment on this one ???? LOL
https://cbrforum.com/forum/new-member-area-5/new-2000-cbr-f4-owner-help-me-decide-what-i-am-going-do-2-options-103887/
Recommendation : RhonoLiner the whole bike .........LOL
This is what it will eventually look like ...... Yoda !
#35
12-12-2009, 07:24 PM
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Hey McFly, did you notice that whoever painted that didn't cut or prime? Nothing is gonna stick if you just spray it on like that. It may not have even been cleaned/degreased.
It will work fine Indy... just cut, prime, and spray.
I would also recommend something like line-x instead of rhinoliner....just because of where you're putting it. It's a good bit harder.
Plus, I think Indy already mentioned this rhino liner bike didn't he? I've seen other rhinolined bikes, too. Also saw a guy who did an entire jeep in the stuff....inside and out. Bright yellow.
It will work fine Indy... just cut, prime, and spray.
I would also recommend something like line-x instead of rhinoliner....just because of where you're putting it. It's a good bit harder.
Plus, I think Indy already mentioned this rhino liner bike didn't he? I've seen other rhinolined bikes, too. Also saw a guy who did an entire jeep in the stuff....inside and out. Bright yellow.
#37
12-12-2009, 11:11 PM
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hah hah hah ..........deleted the rest ..........LOL
Indy, here's a Jeep that has all the plastics done up with bedliner.
Here's a ram with plastic fenders done.....
Here's a nice Taco with it's plastics protected....
Here's a whole Audi!! (Rims, too...lol)
And here's Havok's bike from over at SL.
I don't think lining the lower front of your cowl is a bad idea at all. Just make sure you cut it and prime.
#38
12-13-2009, 06:50 AM
section on the bottem. When we go to deals gap you can see it and how it is holding up or not. I will have to take the cowl off so you can see it though. 
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#39
12-13-2009, 09:26 AM
hah hah hah ...............very ..........errr "special" texture effect.........LOL
Indy ...........I'd like to see how it holds up in the hot summer sun and heat.
So Trout would all these asphalt textured looking vehicles have the liner
baked on in a booth or just blasted on static style and left to dry ?????
Indy ...........I'd like to see how it holds up in the hot summer sun and heat.
So Trout would all these asphalt textured looking vehicles have the liner
baked on in a booth or just blasted on static style and left to dry ?????
#40
12-13-2009, 11:09 AM
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