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I rode with that seat i Got from Z1E for 2 1/2 years. 100 miles and I had to get off the bike.
Steve

Couldn't resist.....until I drop them back off at the new painter Sat.

Cory

looks fantastic Cory, the build is coming along nicely. Love teh color choice. I really like the shocks you found. I need to find some guys to do a group buy with. What did you cost to the door end up being if you don't mind me asking.

kaw-a-holic wrote: looks fantastic Cory, the build is coming along nicely. Love teh color choice. I really like the shocks you found. I need to find some guys to do a group buy with. What did you cost to the door end up being if you don't mind me asking.

Thanks so much for the kind words. I want to get a picture in sunlight this weekend. Really brings the color out. Do you mean the cost out the door on the shocks? I think it was $634 shipped.

Cory

really nice looking man !

leon

Hi Cory, beautiful looking work! I do my own powdercoating and for some reason have a hard time shooting wrinkles... in my case I seem to shoot it too thin or too thick but never had any clumping issues. Are you certain you have no moisture in your tank and your filter is dry? I also use a bright LED flashlight and go over the whole substrate before it goes in the oven, this has saved my butt several times. I also have an air pressure gauge right at the input of my gun.

Cheers,

Doug

Zedone wrote: Hi Cory, beautiful looking work! I do my own powdercoating and for some reason have a hard time shooting wrinkles... in my case I seem to shoot it too thin or too thick but never had any clumping issues. Are you certain you have no moisture in your tank and your filter is dry? I also use a bright LED flashlight and go over the whole substrate before it goes in the oven, this has saved my butt several times. I also have an air pressure gauge right at the input of my gun.

Cheers,

Doug

Hi Doug,

Well I have both an SMC Dryer/Regulator prior to the hose and inline disposable filter at the gun itself. As far as my own parts that I did in wrinkle, my guess was the pressure wasn't quite right as I have upped the input pre gun pressure to 30 psi and fine tune plume pattern with the regulator valve on the gun. I did not notice anything amiss until it came out of the oven, though it was a heavy coat. According to the professional shop, it can clump if you get an uneven coating or build up in a spot. I may sand down the surfaces that have clumped and see if I can blend in some more. Note I have not hade any other PC issues other than a couple of pieces using Eastwood Wrinkle coat, FWIW.

Cory

Alright, BDsZRX sent me some teaser shots and says that it might be ready to pick up this weekend...holy crap he moves fast!

Cory

that looks fantastic, nice job. Can't wait to see it put back together.

That looks outstanding.

yessir very nice !
congrats on that,

leon

Green with envy, here! (Yes, I really typed that )