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snoopy72:
I prefer paint over powder especially with 2 - pack lacquer.

Redline:
A lot of the old school colours can't be exactly matched with powder anyways... so paint for me every time. I think most wary stuff was paint anyways, I know my Redlines were>

SuperbikeDan is a legend at wet spray and colour matching  :4_17_5:

hokuspokus74:
Ive always opted for powder,but thats because they guy that does it for me is cheap and very good,but can you guys tell me how much it is to get a F&F spray painted as i have a couple that i wouldnt mind painted :daumenhoch:

graham

Dannywhac:

--- Quote from: hokuspokus74 on May 12, 2014, 10:06 AM ---Ive always opted for powder,but thats because they guy that does it for me is cheap and very good,but can you guys tell me how much it is to get a F&F spray painted as i have a couple that i wouldnt mind painted :daumenhoch:

graham

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It's generally cheaper if you do a decent job of prepping (read - stripping and cleaning) the frame etc yourself as it saves Dan time - pm him on here for prices :)

hokuspokus74:

--- Quote from: Dannywhac on May 12, 2014, 12:42 PM ---
--- Quote from: hokuspokus74 on May 12, 2014, 10:06 AM ---Ive always opted for powder,but thats because they guy that does it for me is cheap and very good,but can you guys tell me how much it is to get a F&F spray painted as i have a couple that i wouldnt mind painted :daumenhoch:

graham

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It's generally cheaper if you do a decent job of prepping (read - stripping and cleaning) the frame etc yourself as it saves Dan time - pm him on here for prices :)

Cheers Danny i will look up that thread in a wee bit,bloody glossing old beams and skirtings here nightmare,yeah will contact dan see how much it be,then the postage from n.ireland to him and back  ::)





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