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Anyone else plasti-dipped their bike?
The blue plastics on my 05 X were looking a bit tired and since I recovered my seat in black I thought why not make the whole bike black.
For those that don't know Plasti-dip is flexible rubber like coating that is supposed to be hard wearing and can be peeled of at any time. I used 2 cans to spray 5 coats on all the blue plastics. I didn't spray the inside of the tank covers or the headlight surround. http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w...ps28393224.jpg http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w...ps15da6753.jpg |
very nice, looks like a pro job.
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Awesome! How we do you think that will fair on a bike that used off road quite a bit? Do you think one good drop will end up with me having to peel the rest of it off or does it stand impact quite well?
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Videos on youtube suggest that it is quite tough but I would think that any impact with gravel etc would probably damage it.
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Nice job man!! Now I know what to do with the worn out blue parts on my XTX. :)
I still have the original heat shields and thinking for plasti-dipping them to. That should make a nice effect. The only problem is that I still have the original seat with the blue in it. Maybe I leave a blue-ish design on the side panels. Like the Yamaha logo or something. I don't know yet but you gave me a nice inspiration :):applause: |
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Looks Great mate.
coupla questions please? Is that 'Matt' Black? Do you need a primer? 1 can? Who did your seat cover? I was looking at black plastic paint the other day, ie. primer and flexible 'paint' but this may be just as good. |
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