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Re: PSYCHOTIC REACTION Can't wait to see more!

Re: PRIME TIME Always a fan of you work!

Re: Kustom Coaster III i have frame envy!

Re: AUNT FLOW Can't wait to see more... interesting concept for sure

Re: THΣ ΠATI∇Σ AMΣRICAΠ looking forward to this build... glad to see you back to the old school

looking forward to this build!

Im afraid... again :wink:

Re: Flat Black & White: Pile 'O Parts Always one of my favorites, can't wait!!!

Re: FireWing 1953 Columbia 3 Star DeLuxe - First Real Mockups lookin good!

Re: Full View Inspiration...

I have an idea or two. Not committed yet... could have something to do with an 50's Columbia or a 10 year old Electra... Might have a couple dozen mirrors or maybe a dozen or so headlights. Not even sure if I'm in the right group? Confussed :wink:

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat Thanks!!! That's my Spencer Street Bikes logo

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat I use industrial outdoor signage vinyls...

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat I drew them in illustrator and based them on the original version... I just posted them to lucidfiles.com/decals

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat The entire bike is flat black ( all the bikes I make are flat black :lol: ). What were you thinking, I'm always open to suggestions!

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat So I have been using evercoat filler for about 20 years, never had a crack, never had a problem... I'm also an industrial designer and I make product prototypes and use it for those as well. That said here is the progress with the fill and sand... Painted...

Re: Wild Bill- sand, fill, repeat No disrespect but... I don't slather filler on I'm not doing deep fills so I'm not sure what the point is. I have been using Evercoat for this type of fill for two decades now, never had a crack yet... vintage cars, canoes or bikes...I'd look into the...

This project is moving close to the same paces as my other build Wild Bill. One of the sides of the tank was beat up about as bad as I had ever seen and its been a real chore getting all the surfaces and lines right again. I think I have another fill and sand session on this as and it will be...

Re: Wild Bill- back in the saddle I like to get the entire surface of the bike clean and smooth. I spent a lot of time hiding all the welds and manufacturing marks. I'm on my third round of sanding, primering and filling. The frame is looking really nice and is now smooth as a babies butt. One...

This bike is going to be for Uncle Chuck... It is a 1955 Columbia Fleetwing I picked up from a local bike swap I had it sand blasted then I beat out the dings and dents and filled them. Time to sand