Bringing back the shine
#12
08-15-2018, 06:28 PM
Mother's Back to Black is not available where i live (Denmark) but will try gently using a heat gun this weekend.
untill then i will be on my couch groaning since the pain rely set in today
untill then i will be on my couch groaning since the pain rely set in today
#14
08-16-2018, 05:32 PM
Dang, you guys worry about the shine on your dirt bikes?...LOL!
As to deej's reappearance here, IDRIDR, I'd quote the line from the western movie, "Big Jake", by the villain Richard Boone to John Wayne..."I thought you were dead!"...LOL!
As to deej's reappearance here, IDRIDR, I'd quote the line from the western movie, "Big Jake", by the villain Richard Boone to John Wayne..."I thought you were dead!"...LOL!
#16
08-17-2018, 07:09 AM
not rely going for super finish but more the color being correct, like the white being white without deep groves/scratches and the green being green not a dull white etc.
and also i feel like i want to look after this bike unlike the previous owners.
and also i feel like i want to look after this bike unlike the previous owners.
#17
08-17-2018, 04:29 PM
With that heavy amount of crash damage scratches, you might be better off smoothing out the imperfections as best you can then use that flat vinyl sticker material you can buy at motorcycle parts stores. A lot easier than trying sand it smooth once again.
I made templates then cut it out the clear sheet sticker, that example isn’t clear but you get the idea of the vinyl available.
Last edited by RaceGass; 08-17-2018 at 04:33 PM.
