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Bob Denman
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I've not seen that yet... It should be interesting!:thumbup:
bluestratos
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I know someone recently posted a blacked out windshield frame and I think they painted it with automotive paint. I was wondering if I could just power coat it, I think it would stand up a bit better.
I had my gray oem windshield bracket painted glossy black a few months ago. Here is a picture of the front of the bike after I remounted the painted frame. It really blends in with the dash so you may have to zoom in on the picture to get a better idea as to the finished product.
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CyncySpyder
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This is in the plans for Teds Red Sled, love the blacked out look much better
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Bob Denman
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That's a real nice-looking setup with the tinted air deflectors... :2thumbs: :firstplace:
Unfortunately Bob. I failed in my initial attempts to tint the deflectors black. I did however have very nicely tinted blue deflectors, but decided I did not want to paint my black RT a Blue colour just to match the deflectors.
After I received and installed my Black/Grey Carbon Fibre Dash Kit from Pete it got me to thinking :yikes: about creating a matched look for my deflectors.
I purchased a sheet of carbon fibre vinyl wrap, traced the deflector outlines, cut and applied the wrap to the upper and lower deflectors. Here is a close up picture of one of the lower deflectors wrapped in black/grey carbon fibre. I also painted the screw channels black to get the finish I was looking for. Total cost of the project was about $15.00 and I am pleased with the results. If at first you do not succeed, try try again.
I painted mine black also along with all the lower silver areas and heat shield for the muffler all to blend with the timeless black I will try to take some pic and post for you. I also had mine old school striped by a local old timer. And I also added Pete's chrome dash kit.
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