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tim colson smith
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im a firt timer i have striped my bike and need suggestions on how to paint it from primer to finish ? tim
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Tim Smith,take a look at Mark Smith's site:
http://www.bunchobikes.com/phantom.htm
step by step Do-It-Yourself for a pro job----sam
http://www.bunchobikes.com/phantom.htm
step by step Do-It-Yourself for a pro job----sam
37fleetwood
Riding a '37 Fleetwood
I painted this one with $0.94 Wal-Mart spray cans believe it or not!
I'm planning on painting another one soon and will photo it as I go if anyone is interested.
Scott
I'm planning on painting another one soon and will photo it as I go if anyone is interested.
Scott
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krazi
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respray tips
I have used the automotive paint sold in tall rattle cans at walmart. use a 400grit wet/dry sandpaper to remove fine scratches, bondo the dents in the frame if needed, and use a few light coats of primer. leave it set a few days so the primer can "cure" and then hit it with the color coat. leave it set a few hours, then shoot the clear on it. the more clear, the more depth. the total cost should be less than $50.
Krazi
I have used the automotive paint sold in tall rattle cans at walmart. use a 400grit wet/dry sandpaper to remove fine scratches, bondo the dents in the frame if needed, and use a few light coats of primer. leave it set a few days so the primer can "cure" and then hit it with the color coat. leave it set a few hours, then shoot the clear on it. the more clear, the more depth. the total cost should be less than $50.
Krazi
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