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09 Mar 2006 09:52 #29611
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1977 KZ650C1, Kerker Header, Dyna ignition and coils, GPZ 750 oil pan and cooler
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I have just finished hand sanding my entire frame. What are people using to prime and paint their frames?
1977 KZ650C1, Kerker Header, Dyna ignition and coils, GPZ 750 oil pan and cooler
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09 Mar 2006 10:33 #29617
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1980 KZ750 LTD
1984 Honda GL1200 Interstate
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I used Napa self etching primer followed by Duplicolor no sand primer. Then my color Used satin black. Turned out great.
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09 Mar 2006 11:39 #29624
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1980 KZ750 LTD
1984 Honda GL1200 Interstate
Too many other toys to mention
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Here is a link to older post that explains the paint I used a little better and has some pics as well.
Mark
kzrider.com/component/option,com_joomlab...id,6/id,18577/#18577
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Mark
kzrider.com/component/option,com_joomlab...id,6/id,18577/#18577
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1980 KZ750 LTD
1984 Honda GL1200 Interstate
Too many other toys to mention
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09 Mar 2006 12:05 #29629
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Oklahoma City, OK
78 KZ650 B2 82,000+ miles
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I did my swingarm, sanded and used Rustoleum red primer, with Rustoleum Glossy black. It looks real nice.
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10 Mar 2006 16:16 #29963
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Dupli Color Primer and their Silver wheel paint
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10 Mar 2006 18:30 #29987
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I like Duplicolor Engine Enamel with Ceramic.
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14 Mar 2006 16:36 #31149
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The self etching primer is the way to go and also a standard primer or a durable type.
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16 Mar 2006 06:19 #31611
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PJ1 Gloss epoxy black gets used on all my restos. It is correct in gloss to stock frame paint.
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17 Mar 2006 12:16 #31998
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1977 KZ650C1, Kerker Header, Dyna ignition and coils, GPZ 750 oil pan and cooler
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When preping the frame for primer, what gade of sand paper should you go up to? I used 50 to get to where I'm at now.
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17 Mar 2006 21:40 #32116
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letthegoodtimesroll wrote:
50!? :ohmy: All I used was 150 Plumbers mesh sandpaper. all the dust falls through the mesh and it lasts awhile. didnt take no time at all to get to the metal, in the cracks and crevices I got to it with a wire wheel and the plumbers paper torn in narrower strips, worked well.
EDIT: If I ever do another one its getting bead blasted or sand blasted for sure.
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When preping the frame for primer, what gade of sand paper should you go up to? I used 50 to get to where I'm at now.
50!? :ohmy: All I used was 150 Plumbers mesh sandpaper. all the dust falls through the mesh and it lasts awhile. didnt take no time at all to get to the metal, in the cracks and crevices I got to it with a wire wheel and the plumbers paper torn in narrower strips, worked well.
EDIT: If I ever do another one its getting bead blasted or sand blasted for sure.
Post edited by: ran429, at: 2006/03/18 00:41
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