Good old "Krylon", brown and tan, then clearcoated. I've never used Krylon before, goes on smooth, and shines nice. I sprayed that outside in 28 degrees. Brought "warm" frame and paint outside, hung it, sprayed it, then brought it back inside, til the next coat :lol: , because of the two different colors, I was able to handle the frame without touching wet paint.OUTLAW said:that is one sweet ride. what are the colors?
Outlaw :mrgreen:
Never mind I missed the previous post.Gold Street Customs said:I love that your keeping the history alive ,that is such a lost tradition anymore,sooooo what are ya gonna do with the speedometer, let me know if it needs a home. :wink:
bombshelterbikes said:My first post on this amazing site is for YOUR bike! That is sooooo sweet! Exactly what I like to do....create "low and slow" cruisers for "big" kids. I watched the debate regarding the parts to use....the seat absolutely makes it unique, especially now that you moved it back. Solid work! (oh....I will get to making an intro tonight....I know that posting without one is the subject of much heckling :mrgreen: :!: )
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