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Side cover sanding
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If you have more than paint job, at least sand until you get down past the second paint job, and do what I mentioned above
Good luck
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321,000 miles on KZ's that I can remember. Not going to see any more.
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I guess I don't understand your point. Are you saying that original paint no matter what the condition is always superior to repaints?
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we all know your love of original paint and keeping your bike as close to oe as possible.
if that was the case, we would never change our tires or chain and sprockets.
not all of us can afford a mint classic.
(if i recall, the last one i wanted went for over 23k)
we all know where you stand on a repaint but please give it a rest!
i think the job that mark wing did on 4r's bike looks 10 times better then the factory job and people agree or he would not have won awards for it.
you are entitled to your opinion,but we don't need to hear it every chance you get.
thank you.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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Sand off all the original paint down to black, then you can add whatever you want, and the great thing is repaint is really wonderfully flexible, meaning after repaint you can pretty much just wash it off with water. Tired of black? Spray it with a hose, it will come right off and go yellow, Yuk, but with repaint who cares as the bike looks like crap so repaint daily for daily crap looks.
Ron's think about this new latex spray paint?
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