mike
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the first thing i did was fit it …
then took a DA with 220 and striped the bumper down to plastice anywhere the lip kit was gonna go
SO : take the lip kit put it on the bumper, trace around it with marker remove the lip kit sand down the bumper below that marker line
then i used urethane(window urethane) with the primer they use too!!! to stick the lipkit on and used a number of screws to hold in it place where i wanted it to go tight and fit good or whatever(******MAKE SURE YOU DON’T GET ANY URETHANE SQUEEZING OUT!!! I’LL EXPLAIN LATER******)
once dried (remove screws)
now 3m has a specific product that is used to adhere plastic with other stuff fiberglass and smc being some of them so your covered look this stuff up! if i remember correctly its a blue color
PREP: now sand the top edge of that lip it anywhere it makes contact with the bumper and also sand the adjacent piece of the bumper down with 220 and then apply the 3m stuff to fill in any holes from screws gaps from the kit not fitting 100% whatever you gotta do this is the stuff to do it ….it may take more than one coat to fill in large gaps but it will work…to finalize it nice you can even go over it all with a coat of 3m EZ sand(love it!!!) and make it super smooth!FYI urethane and expoxy dont mix SO DONT MIX THEM!! IE let the urethane ooze out of the crack and put the 3m stuff over it it will not stick in the long run so make sure your epoxy is from fiberglass to plastic only!!
also 3m…i know isnt the only epoxy out there but its the one i used and know works i did it a year plus ago and I see the car around all the time still 100%
mike k
Attachments:this was a job a did a little while ago at my shop for a boss’s friend [img size=960]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/P_00303.JPG[/img]
Attachments:ALL DONE!! WOOT WOOT ill snag a pic of it at the bike show when i go this weekend and post it too!! thanks for sticking with my library of this bike! [img size=800]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_23.jpg[/img]
Attachments:today i buffed the bike after letting it sit for a day…(really letting me rest and the owner putting it together) buffed a 3 stage buff on the other parts that were painted last year he put 20 000km after it was painted……..man likes to ride…:blink: :blink: [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_25.jpg[/img]
Attachments:paint and materials 400$
repair time 3 hrs
paint/primer/prep time 9 hrs
slushies and timbits few coffees 20$
me 5 A.M. me barely standing, previously going on 4 hrs sleep from the night before….PRICELESS
😉 😉 😛 😛 [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_22.jpg[/img]Attachments:fearing with clear kinda akward to paint these parts long swooping fender and the front fearing just akward angles in general [img size=800]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_21.jpg[/img]
Attachments:some clear coat to make her pretty [img size=800]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_20.jpg[/img]
Attachments:front fearing red dye blow in done and unmasked [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_19.jpg[/img]
Attachments:dye coat (i did not do a blend coat to the rest of the fender(coat of clear base to see the blend better)so it only looks darker when the clear was layed down it matched [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_18.jpg[/img]
Attachments:blow in on front fearing [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_17.jpg[/img]
Attachments:fender base gold [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_16.jpg[/img]
Attachments:blow in on the front fearing….blow in on custom flames tristage…. uh oh! [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_15.jpg[/img]
Attachments:all primed and sanded looks good flat i was talking to the guy about doing it flat for jokes and he says imagine how crazy that would look in the rain part gloss part flat [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_14.jpg[/img]
Attachments:PRIME TIME!! (notice my cast):P [img size=600]http://refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/photo_13.jpg[/img]
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