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03-10-09, 11:46 PM
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Spraying your own fairings etc
As I'm struggling to find lowers in lively yellow (Y9H) for an 02 curvy I wondered about buying whatever I could get hold of and respraying them. Any views on how easy this is to do if I was to get a colour matched spray can. I know the process can be more complicated for more metallic colours but thought it might be more viable with yellow.
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04-10-09, 12:53 AM
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Re: Spraying your own fairings etc
prep is everything, any imperfections show through in the finish, paint does not cover them up.
www.bikecolour.com or http://motorbikepaint.co.uk/ will do colour match paint in either wet paint or aerosol for code. Cheers Mark.
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