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Things to Think about when
considering sending us your paint work
Things to consider:
FAQ's:
Here are the steps involved in painting
"Candy"
- Strip everything to
bare metal or plastic and check for any pinholes and have
welded/patched as necessary.
- Repair any dents, dings
etc. We pull large dents to minimize filler.
- Heavy prime and sand.
- Finish prime and sand.
- Guide coat and sand.
- Apply base coat
(silver, blue, white etc) with catalyst for under the Candy
color.
- Apply enough coats of
the Candy color with catalyst to match original parts that
we have for examples. (Candy is transparent. Too many
coats and it gets too dark.
- Apply clear coat with
catalyst.
- Once a Candy paint job is
started in the booth, it must be taken to completion of
the clear without interruption or you risk a chance of
lifting.
- Rub out - If there are
no stripes.
- Scuff up the clear.
- Layout stripe pattern
and paint. Or purchase decals if available.
- Apply clear coat with
catalyst.
- Final rub out.
- We finish off the area
around the mouth of the tank with a two part epoxy that
seals the edge of the paint so that gas fumes or gas doesn't
get underneath and ruin a great paint job.
- We let the parts set
in the open air for 2-3 days to let them 'gas-out'.
- Wrap and package for
shipment or pickup.
Kits Currently in Stock:
- Yamaha JT1 - Desert Red -
Includes front fork lowers and headlight bucket for "L"
model
Marblesmotors ©2004
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