It's a bling of beauty

burty · Post by **burty** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 12:08 pm

Looks rite nice.

billy budge · Post by **billy budge** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 9:14 pm

That is reet horny Pete, cant believe that can be achieved via powdrecoat. What will they think of next eh!!

Post by **phuk72** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 9:50 pm

billy budge wrote:That is reet horny Pete, cant believe that can be achieved via powdrecoat. What will they think of next eh!!

I couldn't believe how it turned out either. Even though i saw some of their work before I had mine done it still blew me away

honkdawillydahonk · Post by **honkdawillydahonk** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:15 pm

phuk72 wrote:
billy budge wrote:That is reet horny Pete, cant believe that can be achieved via powdrecoat. What will they think of next eh!!
I couldn't believe how it turned out either. Even though i saw some of their work before I had mine done it still blew me away

The lawn could do with a mow though....

Post by **phuk72** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:54 am

honkdawillydahonk wrote: The lawn could do with a mow though....

Got far more important things to worry about than that!

billy budge · Post by **billy budge** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:12 am

Amen to that Pete, i reckon the price tag was more than reasonable too. Id pay that for the finish alone not to mention the lack of fecking POLISHING, geez i wish i had seen this technology before i had started polishing most bits!!!

Gonna see how i get on with it this summer but seriously contemplating scotchbriting everything back to a lovely brushed ally look in the winter, seen another guy who's done it and its impressive.

Good on ya Pete, you stuck with the blue colour or have you done the right thing and gone black!!

Post by **phuk72** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:27 am

billy budge wrote:Amen to that Pete, i reckon the price tag was more than reasonable too. Id pay that for the finish alone not to mention the lack of fecking POLISHING, geez i wish i had seen this technology before i had started polishing most bits!!!

Gonna see how i get on with it this summer but seriously contemplating scotchbriting everything back to a lovely brushed ally look in the winter, seen another guy who's done it and its impressive.

Good on ya Pete, you stuck with the blue colour or have you done the right thing and gone black!!

Noope - still blue (and will stay that way even though it needs a paint after I dropped teh fairing and scuffed it

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brockzila · Post by **brockzila** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 4:08 pm

at that price i might do mine next winter. the equilivant coating in new zealand from hpc coatings is between 475 and 700 nzd. dont convert it thats phlucking a big wack. was going to fully rebuild her back home but that looks fantastic, i i recon i get the frame off the engine in half a day so the mind is boggling with the thought.

Very well done

Do they do like a red crome or anodised type finish????

Post by **phuk72** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 4:14 pm

brockzila wrote:at that price i might do mine next winter. the equilivant coating in new zealand from hpc coatings is between 475 and 700 nzd. dont convert it thats phlucking a big wack. was going to fully rebuild her back home but that looks fantastic, i i recon i get the frame off the engine in half a day so the mind is boggling with the thought.

Very well done

Do they do like a red crome or anodised type finish????

No idea?

When I get the swinging arm back, I'm going to rebuild and take some nice pics for their website (and for me!). When I do that I'll see if I can negotiate a forum discount

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