Carbonfibre said:Looks great, but I think I would have polished the tank rather than painted, but obviously down to personal choice entirely.
grandpaul said:Sorry the nannies turned you down, Jean.
Hope you can hustle and get that temporary fix done in time...
Jeandr said:1up3down said:Jean, what color scheme are you thinking?
Fantastic of you to allow us all to follow along!
I will have it done in red, everything that is now white will be that color. As for the flashers, the bike must have them if they were on when new so a 1969 would not need any, but a 1974 would, then there was the rules which had specifics such as a minimum of 3½ square inches for the flashers, amber in color, clear will not work. The rear lens needs to be red, not clear...
Jean
bwolfie said:Swoosh, I'm shocked you didn't do a yellow version, or a nice fireflake blue.
bwolfie said:Carbonfibre said:Looks great, but I think I would have polished the tank rather than painted, but obviously down to personal choice entirely.
How does one go about polishing a fiberglass tank?
swooshdave said:
Carbonfibre said:Wish you luck with the GRP tank...........from my own experience it seems failure is very common.
swooshdave said:A white base is easily the hardest to recolor digitally. And red is one of the harder colors to reproduce. Some of the red paint job that folks have look very spectacular.
With this bike I would think you would want a color that compliments the bike and all of the details you applied. Red almost competes. Something like silver or a nice pearl may compliment the bike better.
swooshdave said:Carbonfibre said:Wish you luck with the GRP tank...........from my own experience it seems failure is very common.
First time I've ever heard you say that...