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tha83
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My entire SX 200 is powdercoated, then roughed up a tad, then primered, then painted with 2 pack. Powdercoat makes an excellent base provided your frame and sheet metal is perfect with no Bondo. If you want to go cheapish I would advise you to explore "Appliance Paint". I don't know what you call it there or if it's available, it's for fridges and stoves and such, things that get abuse and cleaning. Appliance paint is generally hardier that regular rattle can type paints.
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GBCS
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Yes:Timbo wrote:Can the average man in the street powder coat?
http://www.eastwood.com/hotcoat-powder-coating.html
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Boothy_the_makem
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Not a big fan of powder coating tbh
I reckon paint lasts better if done right and at least you can touch it in.
Once that powdercoat starts coming off yer fecked ..
I reckon paint lasts better if done right and at least you can touch it in.
Once that powdercoat starts coming off yer fecked ..
Canny lass, Geordie girl, he gave her pints and fags and grub and shorts. Canny lass, Geordie girl, she gave him earache and penal warts,Penal warts.
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corrado
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You missed a bit out.DigDug wrote:Yes TimTimbo wrote:Can the average man in the street powder coat?
He sticks his frame in the back of his car and drives to the nearest outfit as indicated when "powder coating" is entered into the Google search bar.
Simples....
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Muttlyoo7
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Probably because you'd need to be a lottery winner to afford it!Train Driver wrote:Why does anyone bother when you can have these nice people do it for you
http://www.riminilambrettacentre.com/Restoration.aspx
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Train Driver
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Or move in tims circleMuttlyoo7 wrote:Probably because you'd need to be a lottery winner to afford it!Train Driver wrote:Why does anyone bother when you can have these nice people do it for you
http://www.riminilambrettacentre.com/Restoration.aspx
TS1 and PX stay in the garage (future barn finds) out on the GTS 300 when I go out on a scooter.
I know I’ll get there and back
I know I’ll get there and back
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Muttlyoo7
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Train Driver wrote:Or move in tims circleMuttlyoo7 wrote:Probably because you'd need to be a lottery winner to afford it!Train Driver wrote:Why does anyone bother when you can have these nice people do it for you
http://www.riminilambrettacentre.com/Restoration.aspx
After having a quick look at his SX on the LLC website, I see your point!