But maybe nice with just a little paint..Doom Patrol wrote:They're a bit in your face.
Stainless Steel Front Mudguards
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I've never really thought about it. Is stainless okay to paint?
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I'd cut them down and give them a nice brush coat of matt black 
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Its possible - you cant apply paint straight to the panel of course but you can use a resin to make the paint stick. Whether you can leave parts of the metal partially exposed is what I was wondering. So far no luck but it maybe possibleDoom Patrol wrote:I've never really thought about it. Is stainless okay to paint?
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That's what I was thinking of doing with the front mudguard. :baddevil: :baddevil: :baddevil:red wrote:I'd cut them down and give them a nice brush coat of matt black
NO IT'S NOT A F***IN* MOPED!!!!!!