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 dipsy Borekit Bruiser
Joined: 12 Jul 2004 Karma :   
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 Posted: 22:59 - 28 Aug 2004 Post subject: Metallic touch up paint |
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Can you buy metallic touch up paint
I dropped my SV the other day cracking the side fairing which the other half has managed to repair but I need to touch up the paint and was wondering if anyone knows if there is and where I can get the suzuki metallic silver touch up paint.
Any help gratefully received  ____________________ MY life is just one long blonde moment |
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 Sparks! Sir Tart-a-lot

Joined: 30 Aug 2003 Karma :   
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Hi I'm pretty sure you can't properly touch up metallic paint as the flake in it won't be a perfect match, not sure if that is 100% correct but from what I remember being told and from previous experience of trying it on car etc.
Think it requires a full respray in order to get it back to mint condition again. ____________________ Current Toys: 06 Yamaha WR250F | Nissan 350Z GT | Tech 4 Homes |
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 ZRX61 Victor Meldrew
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 dipsy Borekit Bruiser
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 Posted: 09:22 - 29 Aug 2004 Post subject: |
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Thanks for that guys
I think its going to be a black stripe down each side  ____________________ MY life is just one long blonde moment |
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 yambabe World Chat Champion

Joined: 12 Jul 2004 Karma :    
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That's what stickers are made for dipsy.....
Here is a handy hint for small (and I mean small) chips and scratches in all kinds of paint - see if you can find some nail polish in the same colour! There are so many types/shades available now that it's not that difficult to match well, and if you apply it really carefully you can effect a pretty un-noticeable repair....
Probably best to use as a temporary measure until you get around to (can afford to?) do a proper respray but even so, cheap and effective. CAUTION though, test on an unobtrusive part before using on plastics as it's just possible it may melt it. ____________________ Sod falling in love, I wanna fall in chocolate.  |
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Old Thread Alert!
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