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Can you put up the image of what you used to install the cush bushes I'm having the same problemOriginally posted by jsandidge View Post
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Guest repliedDid you clear coat over the tape?Originally posted by jsandidge View PostIt is 3M tape......
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Guest repliedDid you use tape or is the gold painted on?
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Neat trick with those indicator faces, I'm going to have to remember that!
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Guest repliedGreat job JS!
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All that is left to do now is to re-paint the tank and side cover emblems. I'll post some pics when they are done. It hit 68 degrees here, so I went for my first ride of the year! It's supposed to get up to 74 tomorrow, so you wanna guess what I'll be doing?
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Thanks. I actually need to update my thread as the bike is all but finished now.Originally posted by uteman View PostI just went through your resto posts. Great job thus far. I wish I knew how to post several photos like you have done. I would have posted my resto if I could have worked that. My bike was a real mess to start with. Congrats on a great job
The trick to posting pics is to use a 3rd party image hosting site like photobucket. Then you copy and paste the image link into your post.
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I just went through your resto posts. Great job thus far. I wish I knew how to post several photos like you have done. I would have posted my resto if I could have worked that. My bike was a real mess to start with. Congrats on a great job
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Also, painting has begun! Just got the side covers in prime before the weather went bad. Primer sanded smooth with 600. Waiting till this weekend to shoot color if the weather cooperates.
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Gauge faces
I could have done a whole thread on the work that went into these gauge faces. So glad to finally be done with them. First, I took pictures so I could re-create the artwork in CorelDraw. Once the artwork was done, I burned the image into a pre-coated silk screen I purchased. Then, I sanded the faces down to bare plastic and re-painted the brown. Finally, I was able to squeegee the ink through the screen onto the faces. Not a professional job, but they look pretty good. Here's the before and after:

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