Scooterotica

Matty wrote:What paint did you use, 2k or cellulose? Did you have any issues spraying in the garage?

i used a litre of 2k
the only issues with spraying in shed was a few bits of dust getting on it and because there's no extraction you get the overspray settling on everything, not to much of a problem as i'm going to compound it when it's hardened properly next weekend.

loving the colour

That's gonna be one seriously eye-catching scoot. Love it.
My sides are aching; still p155 myself everytime I look at the toolbox on the original pic. I've got something very similar to that in my bathroom

got a bit more done
been busy helping a clubmate build his custom p range for the isle of wight(will post pics when its done, its awesome)

Wicked colour love the way this scooter is coming together.
specially nice to see a lammy with a snetterton seat on it.
They aint comfortable but they do look good.

Please update this post mate.

its tooks loads longer than i thought but here is the finished article, i have tried to do it in the late 70's early 80's style that influenced me so much when i was a kid reading Scootermania, i know the TS1 kit is a bit later but i had it already.

i think the panels look a bit bare so i will get them signwritten (not vinyl), i probally won't use them and ride without panels anyway, also the back mudguard will be changed too chrome when funds permit.i'm already planning it's next sprayjob after 2010 rallies, it'll be very pinstripy,metalflakey and i'll probally get it proffessionally done.









i think it looks better without panels

That's superb, well done. I tend to agree that it's better without the panels

very nice!
well done!

:bouncing: great looking scoot, love colour, you not putting the legshield gas meter box back? get enough kit for a months holiday in there :bouncing:

I like it, nice one.