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20 Mar 2007 11:16 #121942 by torr10
Replied by torr10 on topic how to: repaint your bike
just as a side point...if you know anyone that "races" Radio Control Cars or flies RC airplanes, they might have a compressor and internal mix airbrush you could borrow. They might even be willing to paint it for you. There are also a lot of colors in the hobby shop that you can't find other places.

You might even try ebay to buy a compressor then resell it when you're done.

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05 May 2007 16:05 #137376 by violentvintagecycles
Replied by violentvintagecycles on topic how to: repaint your bike
For the same color blue, maybe a little lighter, (see pic) would you use light or dark primer, or does it matter?

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05 May 2007 16:10 #137379 by violentvintagecycles
Replied by violentvintagecycles on topic how to: repaint your bike
For the same color blue you used on that tank, maybe a little lighter, (see pic) do you use a light or dark primer, or does it matter? sorry double posted:(

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05 May 2007 22:46 #137490 by racer54
Replied by racer54 on topic how to: repaint your bike
OK....I have heard that if you take aluminum foil and rub it on rusty or pitted chrome, it will somehow cover the spots and give the area a lot better look. I have never tried this and personally don't see how it would work, but I have heard this idea for years, so I guess it wouldn'thurt to try it.

1980 LTD (changed over the years), 1979 LTD (being rebuilt), 1977 KZ turbo and various KZ's in various states of build. KLX110

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