ATV Painting
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I had one painted at a body shop and it did well, but the paint is a bit brittle and chips pretty easily if fenders bend. It was painted with regulr body paint and I don't think they put any flex additives in the paint. They should have. I got a deal on the paint work so I don't complain much.
I'm gonna redo later with flex additive and see if I can get good results. Looks leaps and bounds better than original too. My photo album shows the Badger.... Sonic Blue Ford paint with White Chocolate "hood". It's the one with the kid on it on my page.
I'm gonna redo later with flex additive and see if I can get good results. Looks leaps and bounds better than original too. My photo album shows the Badger.... Sonic Blue Ford paint with White Chocolate "hood". It's the one with the kid on it on my page.
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home depot, thats what the above blaster was painted with.... it actually works really well.... I was skeptical, since i work in the painting industry and anything in a spray can is crap, but it actually does a good job.. There is another company that makes paint for plastic, plus your local paint shop can mix up some auto finishes for whatever color you want and put it in a spray can, a little pricey, but then you have the opurtionity to have a bike with a color no one else has
even pink....
even pink....
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I used some Valspar Molecular bonding plastic enamel on the red white and blue one seen in my photos. It has done well. As others say though, the gas stains it pretty bad, and acts like paint remover if left too long. Take a look at my photos
< click the camera icon under my little bug avatar for pictures
< click the camera icon under my little bug avatar for pictures
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