I powder-coated mine, but you should be able to lightly sand them and shoot a self-etching primer (like SEM self etch in quarts or spray cans) and then paint.
I hope this helps
I hope this helps
So you're the ONE! Stopped the whole chain.J-Pip said:Cheap hooked me up with a powder coated set from devi. (Thanks Cheap!)
Jimmie,jimmie said:Hey, Brownells www.brownells.com has some epoxy gun finishes the you bake on. 20 min. at 350 degrees. After I put the brembo master on I did my clutch lever gloss black to match. It recomends bead blast, but I just cleaned it well and sprayed. They even have some tefelon that lubricate as it wears. all rattle can.
Just get yourself a can of high-gloss, black engine enamel. Scuff them up with sand paper a little before you paint em'. That's what I used to paint my radiator cowls and heel guards with. Looks great and it's cheap. You can pick up a can of it at any Autozone or Pepboys.bruiser06 said:I'd like to emulate some of your bikes and paint my radiator cowls black as well. Help? Thanks.
I will clean them up this weekend and ship em to you. I was gonna try it myself, but that ain't happened yet and ain't gonna happen soon. So I'll get em to ya.Devious2xs said:So you're the ONE! Stopped the whole chain.J-Pip said:Cheap hooked me up with a powder coated set from devi. (Thanks Cheap!)
IF I had another spare set, I could powder-coat them and we could continue swapping them out for others. You could send me the nasty painted and flaking ones.... And then Bruiser would be set to go.