 Rufus Brolly Dolly

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 The Original Muzza World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 19:27 - 11 May 2009 Post subject: |
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Depends on what you're wanting to spend:
Spray cans, primer and lacquer: Cheapsies
Pay a professional: Expensivies
Buying a compressor and paint gun: Expensivies
I'm sure someone on here sprayed a ZZR with rattle cans (slimricK?) and it looked nice and tidy, but you may end up doing it twice, or breaking down in tears and paying a professional anyway.
Also worth noting a compressor and paint gun with paints might not cost a lot more than paying someone to do it, then you can spray any old shitters you get in the future as well. ____________________ Current Bikes: Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 (2020)
Former Bikes: Honda MSX125 (2014), BMW Funduro (1996), Honda VT500 (1983), Yamaha FZR250 (1989), Suzuki GZ125 Marauder(2005),:Triumph TT600 (2002) (stolen)
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 G The Voice of Reason
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 Posted: 21:31 - 11 May 2009 Post subject: |
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Can get very professional finishes with spray-cans if you use the right ones and take a lot of care over it. Including proper metalic-paint, etc.
However, I'd suggest a bulk order of BBQ paint . |
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