use wax and grease remover not thinners..only prime your repairs..key the rest of the frame with a scotchbrite pad or 320 dry ..or 400 wet paper..fish eyes ate from silicone or old wax or grease...clean well with wax and grease remover.dry coat first then wet it up..good luck...im a car painter by trade..great videos love your work
Honda used two different shades of red over the years. Early bikes were Tahitian Red R23 - an orangey red, while later bikes were painted R110 Monza Red, a slightly darker red.
use wax and grease remover not thinners..only prime your repairs..key the rest of the frame with a scotchbrite pad or 320 dry ..or 400 wet paper..fish eyes ate from silicone or old wax or grease...clean well with wax and grease remover.dry coat first then wet it up..good luck...im a car painter by trade..great videos love your work
Great work mate ..... good old hardware stuff
Looking good ! Big fan of Rustoleum paint too.
Thanks David!
Honda used two different shades of red over the years. Early bikes were Tahitian Red R23 - an orangey red, while later bikes were painted R110 Monza Red, a slightly darker red.
What does Mark mean by dry coat first then wet it up?
Mist coat first only light then go thicker and heavier on second keep it wet and it will come out glossy