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Light dirty work with grey or light brown acrylic on tank might be a good way to go. Same application can be made to the grips as well.

Skirts and fender flow like butta in a sauce pan!

With your paint job and the George C. Scott salute ^^, I have a new name consideration for you. Ala the commandant of Stalag 13: "Colonel Klunk"

Wow! Dig the RaT-ina brother! Looks like you have that petro jelly thing down pat. Seems like it might be easier to control as well; compared to the less viscous nature of mustard. I say leave it and move on to the parts. Fender mustard might be cool, but your success on the frame says...

DaaAAANNGG! Carl, that looks sweet! And nice and long for a tall rider. Great fab work on the frame and the fork. Fork looks old school stock, until you examine it. That paint and those rims rock. :thumbsup:

I like the big knobbies on this! And aren't RaT-ina paint jobs fun?! Very unique and cool concept and rider. :thumbsup:

I didn't want to bring that up, but now that you mention it..... *bobs eyebrows* :nerd: :wink1::nod:

Tom you are going over the top on this one! I guess that's better than going 'over the bars', which we both have done many times! :bigsmile:

Hey @Joel Jeter , I just read through your build thread (didn't take long 🤪). Could you describe your method / materials used for your "patina syrup" as you call it on pedals, seat post, and crank please? Inquiring minds.. Also, let us in on how you achieved the cool paint look on the tank...

Hope this build 'flight' hasn't been delayed.... "Ground control to Pilot John..."

Couldn't have asked for anything more! And as pointed out by Chad, the way the moon disk shows through the RaT-ina skirts = $$$.

I like that better already! Especially with the bare bones seat really helps tie that in.

Thank you! It kind of all came together on this one!

Diggin' those tires and the patina rims! Bring it, Soul-G!

Dig it! And I totally concur on the dinner / nap time schedule!

Really fun morning today! My high school classmate Charlie, lives south of the metro area about 20 miles. Near him, Hall of Fame NFL Safety Paul Krause, Minn Vikings 1968-79, has an old lumber yard and gas station he bought and converted for his cars and motorcycles and football memorabilia...

Nice job on the extended drop stand. Now bring this baby on home to the Finished Build threads!