There is always a way . lol I just don’t think it would be easy to do. There is a nice mounting hole at the base for the stem.Is there a way to get those gauges between the handlebars and the cross brace?
There is always a way . lol I just don’t think it would be easy to do. There is a nice mounting hole at the base for the stem.Is there a way to get those gauges between the handlebars and the cross brace?
That is an excellent method! Thanks for sharing.I’ve had pretty good luck matching transparent/candy paint before by spraying a silver or gold base on something of a decent size (piece of sheet metal or car body panel works well) and laying down five or six 2” strips of masking tape. I would spray the color, wait 15 - 20 mins, and pull one strip of tape. Spray another coat over both strips, wait 15-20 mins each time in between pulling strips of tape off until I can figure how many coats of candy/mid coat that I needed to match the paint.
Some purple candys actually usually a light blue metallic base. Pontiac engine enamel works well for that and can be found at most parts stores.
Awesome - looks great!This is the result of the tank take two. I think we have a color match. I can also now add other parts and make them match the frame ! View attachment 120198View attachment 120199View attachment 120200
Thank you it was a challenge that’s for sure.Nice match on the paint.
I just wasn’t satisfied with the tank being silver even though it was good enough silver tank was not part of my plan . So I mixed blue and purple .View attachment 120193
The doohickey on the bottom is the propellant and spray nozzle that screws onto the jar on the left. It's basically a DIY rattlecan.Can you explain how you mixed two spray paints and what that doohicky on the bottom is?
Great paint match.
Keep the aqua eyes. They look green and contrast with the purple well.
I 'd like to see your step-by-step on how you made this DIY spray can.The doohickey on the bottom is the propellant and spray nozzle that screws onto the jar on the left. It's basically a DIY rattlecan.
Bingo, The ratio was 2 parts blue to one part purple aprox.The doohickey on the bottom is the propellant and spray nozzle that screws onto the jar on the left. It's basically a DIY rattlecan.
I think if it was level and had some fins on it, it might give you more of the look you want.Just playing around with ideas . I want to make the rear giant light look like a rocket booster but it’s just not the way I want it to look. Kinda looks out of place to me.
I did try to level the rack . It still doesn’t seem the way I want it to look with the giant light ( I thought I had a pic of the giant light on the rack straightened but I can’t find it) The bike looks like it has two tanks kind off. The chrome exhaust is interesting but also lacking something .I think if it was level and had some fins on it, it might give you more of the look you want.
I sprayed each can into the doohickey. There’s measurement marks on the bottle so you can tell how much your putting in . It goes in faster than you would think from each can.I like the exhaust port. But what about the ports on each side of the rack and flush with the top of the rack?
Back to the spray can doohicky. How do you get the paint from the og cans into the mix bottle without making a HUGE mess?
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