i used that fusion paint and it seems to work well.after i cleaned that front panel with acetone the paint finally stuck. the only problem with that paint is it is real wattery and runny.if you take your time it works well. i will try to get pics when it is finished, but im not sure how to get them here.
My guess is some kind of silicon like Armor All. There are compounds that will remove all traces of it. I paint autos quite a bit and silicon is one of those things that NOTHING sticks to. Auto paint thinner works for me.
They make a special plastic paint prep, sold at auto paint shops. I always use this stuff for prep work. Thinner works OK on steel, but will melt the factory finish on the SMC spree parts.
i had some car paint lying around and i was gonna use that but then i found this paint and im happy i went this route. it looks awsome. plus i think car paint will melt plastic.
Did adding a stereo place a stressful burden on your electrical system? This bike seems so fragile that it can run the bike and that's about it. What is the draw from a car stereo?
Can you run the CD player off of a dead battery, beacuse of the alternator? Just wonderin' because I cant afford a new battery, yet alone a new belt, mine just broke and now I'm stranded. I went from to to to . lol. Not really lol. I'm SOL.
u cant use a dead batt because the alt only charges at a certain speed. my advice is wire it into the headlight. the only problem with that is after u shut the bike off u lose all of ur pre-sets
Not true with the presets. Stereos have two power leads, ignition and battery. Run the ignition off the yellow headlight wire and the little amount of battery left should be enough to retain the presets.
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