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FZS 1000 2004 ENGINE COVERS
#1
I bought me a fazer weekend fzs 1000 gen 1, Very tidy with low miles, Had the ex-up valve issue that I have sorted reading through the tips here  Smile .

The only thing I would like is to tidy the engine cases up, there is some corrosion coming through on all 3 covers, I was wondering if I could get the R&G ones to fit for the R1? I cant see a set for the fzs anywhere.

It might stop them getting any worse if i can adapt something without looking botchy.

Any other sugestions would be good as well, Have toched in some of these but cannot get any paint to match atall so wiped it off.

Thanks for help

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#2
This is interesting as my engine covers are in the same condition. I'd be up for something like this?


Mickey
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#3
How about something like this tip off from Devilsyam?

http://aquagraphix.co.uk/

And see this thread:

http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,8530.0.html
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#4
I'd think best option would be powder coating.
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#5
Recently I've seen a few bikes with various powder coated parts and they had chipped and water had gotten underneath and it had lifted off, it looked a right mess. Although none were engine parts


Mickey
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#6
Smile  Hi Folks Ive been a busy boy!!

Had 2 weeks off work and decided to sort them out and spray them.
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#7
another
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#8
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#9
How bad did you think your aim with the rattle can was going to be?
Some say...
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#10
I didnt want overspray over anything, Rather spend some time masking off rather than spend days cleaning the overspray off.
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#11
nicely done mate, a pukka job. ida masked everything and sheeted up too, nuffin worse than overspray or paint dust settling on other bits of the bike Smile
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#12
what was the paint looks like a good match
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#13
It was the simoniz engine enamel, really pleased with the match its as good as your going to get.
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#14
Looks like a good colour match and the masking is.... out of this world, but why didn't you just take the covers off to spray?
Some say that he eats habanero chilli peppers dipped in oil of capsaicin for extra bite and that his pyjamas are made from Nomex. All we know is, he's called Ad the Bad
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#15
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SIMONIZ-ALUMIN...19e16aa341

this it??
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#16
(02-09-13, 08:21 PM)Kosmic Kartman link Wrote:Looks like a good colour match and the masking is.... out of this world, but why didn't you just take the covers off to spray?


looks good .....was gonna ask the same...surely it woulda been easier to take them off
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#17
That looks a proper job Lee.


Mickey
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#18
ive used this stuff before on my honda 400/4....it sprays well and is a good match/finish but is easily marked/stained,are you going to use a satin clear coat to seal it.............looks good ,sorry to be a bit negative  Smile 
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#19
What's it look like with the masking off so we can see how good it looks Smile
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#20
The colour match looks good, but can I ask why you didn't just remove the covers..? as it would have saved all the masking off etc.
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