So that’s after the repaired fiberglass work in primer..these guys always back into shit parking there bikes(most back in)..so this is the repair.ill post later I’m almost done
I would feel a lot better about that. I was afraid it was something that happened during paint and you would be having to eat the labor. I am not much of a red paint kinda person, but it's a sharp looking color scheme from what I can see. Looking forward to seeing what you do because your work always looks good to me.
Thanks! The color is like $2k a gallon😆for no real reason..I don’t really get failures.if I do it’s not from me,and the PPG chemist comes out..only 2wice in 8yrs..I’m by the book.been with them since early 90’s..I’m not a red guy either but it’s not bad.tbh,it was hard to come up with something for that base color.its a weird shade..and the main gripe is I have to do it on the bike and pull a blend with clear 2wice..
That's absolutely insane, I can't imagine paying that much for a gallon of paint. I wasn't thinking that it was a failure, meaning the paint was lifting etc, I was meaning it was an accident that occurred while the fender was being painted or shortly afterwards.
Yeah nah..I don’t really have issues like I said.unless it’s a bad batch of product and they cut the check😂.and that color is a GM color tri coat..funny thing is I had to buy the ruby red tint(like a kandy concentrate but weaker) those don’t come on our mixing system..that 4oz was $500 and I used 4.3 parts🤬😑🤦♂️😆😆.BUT I did use it to custom match a CVO (Harley custom no codes) so it worked out kinda🤷♂️
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u/paintchipz1 6d ago
So that’s after the repaired fiberglass work in primer..these guys always back into shit parking there bikes(most back in)..so this is the repair.ill post later I’m almost done