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21 Feb 2018 10:27 #779112 by Hogslayer
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Restoring a 73 Z1 any tips on matching the factory case paint???

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21 Feb 2018 15:52 #779132 by PaintWorkz
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PJ1 Fast Black-Satin in a rattle can , seems to be a good match for original
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21 Feb 2018 16:29 #779139 by slmjim+Z1BEBE
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PaintWorkz wrote: PJ1 Fast Black-Satin in a rattle can , seems to be a good match for original

Agreed.

We used it to touch up some areas on an original '73 Z1 motor where bits of paint had flaked off. Unless you know where to look & the lighting is just right you'd never notice.

We also used it on the last '73 resto we did. Very durable so far (18 mo./250-ish miles). Didn't bake the cases in an oven or anything like that. The paint cured naturally for 6 months or so while the rest of the bike was being completed, then we just let engine heat finish the curing process.

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