so close.
I started stripping the paint off my rims this weekend, and polishing them up, I think I need to use a stronger paint stripper though. The one I'm using now works okay I suppose, but it doesn't get ALL the paint off, which means it takes me about 3 hours to do just one side of one rim due to having to scrub really hard with the steel wool. Anyway, I have my left side done, and I'll work on the right side next time I get a few days off. All I've got planned after this is a little bit of powder-coat work, exhaust, and I'm still trying to find a full set of carbon fiber frame sliders. Already have flush mount front blinkers <green lens>, integrated led tail light <green lens>, a green chrome sport tech windscreen, K&N airfilter, carbon fiber levers and mirrors. Going to order the carbon fiber Yosh exhaust, hopefully that's not overdoing the carbon fiber lol.
Having a local company powder-coat my rear peg brackets and pegs, as well as a few other things flat black. Soon as that's done I'll get her wet and clean her up for some pic's. Peace.
Having a local company powder-coat my rear peg brackets and pegs, as well as a few other things flat black. Soon as that's done I'll get her wet and clean her up for some pic's. Peace.
sounds like it will be looking sweet when you get everything together......as for your rims i had ran into the same problem witht he stripper......i went through 3 different strippers till i found one that worked good......the best person i think to talk about stripping the paint from your rims would be lemac or you could check out this thread..... https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_33082/tm.htm should be really helpfull
Sweet...Make sure you get pics of those wheels...Sounds like it is going to be a one of a kind ride, when you get er done!!
Ya, I went thru 2 strippers b4 I finally found my wife!! lol lol
Ya, I went thru 2 strippers b4 I finally found my wife!! lol lol
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