Sharpie instead of paint
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03-20-2006, 03:00 AM
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Sharpie instead of paint
I laid it down this afternoon, I have small rash on the right fairing, broken mirror, skinned knee, bruised ego. My friend also dropped his 3 day old 06 gixxr in the same intersection. :-(
Do you think a black Sharpie will cover the rash? They aren't deep scratches. Are there also black polish that can hide the scratches? I don't plan to replace the fairing until my riding/confidence improves.
I just ordered frame sliders so future damages will be limited to bruised ego only.
[IMG]local://upfiles/1972/C984AE8068554231A1134E3CF224E21F.jpg[/IMG]
Do you think a black Sharpie will cover the rash? They aren't deep scratches. Are there also black polish that can hide the scratches? I don't plan to replace the fairing until my riding/confidence improves.
I just ordered frame sliders so future damages will be limited to bruised ego only.
[IMG]local://upfiles/1972/C984AE8068554231A1134E3CF224E21F.jpg[/IMG]
#2
03-20-2006, 03:41 AM
RE: Sharpie instead of paint
www.colorright.com you can get 2oz touch up bottles of factory paint for 20$
#3
03-22-2006, 12:36 AM
RE: Sharpie instead of paint
www.Colorrite.com is great; their customer service is top notch and their products are high quality too. I think you need to get at least the aerosol can and primer. Just sand it down, prime i, paint it, and finish with a clear coat. Since your bike is black, it should be rather easy to get a nice finish.
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