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muzikill 14-05-11 10:18 AM

Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
After a search i found a few threads about the rear exhaust footpeg hanger brackets going rusty & the subframe itself. Did anyone in here suss out what they needed to do & what paint to use to repair this?

Here's some pics, have a look at your own in these areas!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3626/...04dbbec7_z.jpghttp://farm4.static.flickr.com/3461/...5593b900_z.jpg

Thats what rear huggerless sv's look like!

dirtydog 14-05-11 11:14 AM

Re: Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
I had a similar thing on the rear subframe of my curvy.
I took it off, had it sand blasted and powder coated, not expensive to really just a bit time consuming stripping the back end down and then sending off for coating and then putting it all back together again.

andrewsmith 14-05-11 12:34 PM

Re: Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
Powder coating is the way forward.

I think is about £40 ish to have done

chirpy999 14-05-11 05:35 PM

Re: Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
Try spray Hammerite if you are on a budget , about £10 a tin.

maviczap 14-05-11 05:59 PM

Re: Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chirpy999 (Post 2538182)
Try spray Hammerite if you are on a budget , about £10 a tin.

Not hammerite, use silver smoothrite, its fairly close to the OEM.

But I agree with the others get it powdercoated

Swingarm, sidestand & footrest hangers in chrome silver powder coat

http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?...pictureid=3555

Lozzo 14-05-11 10:19 PM

Re: Paint for the silver sub-frame rust repair?
 
If you're keeping it then powder coat it, if you're tidying up to sell then silver Smoothrite is a very good match and lasts well if you apply it properly


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