08-10-12, 10:18 AM
yes m8 - I did this early this year.
Bit of wet & dry sand paper to remove / smooth down the bits you are painting (make sure you thoroughly wash the bike first though.
Mask up EVERYTHING you dont want paint on - this can be fiddly but it doesnt need to look nice; just make sure bits are covered.
Use the spray can to put light layers on - spray goes on smoother than brushing (i know cos me and my mate did the bikes at the same time - he opted for brush
you might be able to makeout the results :
![[Image: 7561202956_db05dd6994.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7107/7561202956_db05dd6994.jpg)
I plan to do it again this winter (completely forgot to do the front part (behind the exhaust headers.
Bit of wet & dry sand paper to remove / smooth down the bits you are painting (make sure you thoroughly wash the bike first though.
Mask up EVERYTHING you dont want paint on - this can be fiddly but it doesnt need to look nice; just make sure bits are covered.
Use the spray can to put light layers on - spray goes on smoother than brushing (i know cos me and my mate did the bikes at the same time - he opted for brush
you might be able to makeout the results :
I plan to do it again this winter (completely forgot to do the front part (behind the exhaust headers.
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