prep work & paint at home say no to ROADRASH
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prep work & paint at home say no to ROADRASH
crashed my bike, low side from some gravel, minor rash on the front not terrible but i want to re paint it another color
anyone ever prepped there plastic and sprayed it???
do you think i should keep the battle scars or re do it?
it an 04 f4i black and yellow wings scheme
anyone ever prepped there plastic and sprayed it???
do you think i should keep the battle scars or re do it?
it an 04 f4i black and yellow wings scheme
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RE: prep work and paint at home say no to ROADRASH
hey same bike!
ive done some prep work, i filled holes in my rear cowl and a big crack and road rash... i sanded everything down, used plastic epoxy (in a black tube) then sanded the **** out of it, and primered, painted, cleared it... came out really nice, it wasnt hard to do...the crap molds fast so make sure you got it on right
Before:
after, sorry no close pics....
sorry for big pics, just trying to show you how nice it looks afterwards
ive done some prep work, i filled holes in my rear cowl and a big crack and road rash... i sanded everything down, used plastic epoxy (in a black tube) then sanded the **** out of it, and primered, painted, cleared it... came out really nice, it wasnt hard to do...the crap molds fast so make sure you got it on right
Before:
after, sorry no close pics....
sorry for big pics, just trying to show you how nice it looks afterwards
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RE: prep work and paint at home say no to ROADRASH
I've repaired several bikes including my old R6 which I bought years ago in several pieces and redid all the fairings myself. The key to redoing all the fairings and making it look nice is patience. Spraying the paint is the easy part, the hard part is sanding and prep work. Just TAKE UR TIME! I'm actually about to start the prep work for my F4i. I bought it after the prev owner had lowsided. What's taking me so long to start is debating on what color scheme i want to do.
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RE: prep work and paint at home say no to ROADRASH
Looks like new, good job!! What ring is around your frame sliders? They look like the LSL Sliders but aren't. That ring makes the sliders look really nice especially without space in between the slider and fairing.
Oh and did you use the putty to fill the grab bar holes?
Oh and did you use the putty to fill the grab bar holes?
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RE: prep work and paint at home say no to ROADRASH
ORIGINAL: gr8honda
Looks like new, good job!! What ring is around your frame sliders? They look like the LSL Sliders but aren't. That ring makes the sliders look really nice especially without space in between the slider and fairing.
Oh and did you use the putty to fill the grab bar holes?
Looks like new, good job!! What ring is around your frame sliders? They look like the LSL Sliders but aren't. That ring makes the sliders look really nice especially without space in between the slider and fairing.
Oh and did you use the putty to fill the grab bar holes?
and i just used that epoxy stuff i was talking about earlier... i put ductape on the inside of the hole, and just filled it in... then sanded, and sanded, and sanded, and sanded, and sanded....till it was smooth
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