5 hours and $20 dollars later...
Re: 5 hours and $20 dollars later...
Looks good! Is that aluminum or is it regular sheet metal?
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Re: 5 hours and $20 dollars later...
Alum, debating hitting it with a spray coat to seal it... undecided.
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Re: 5 hours and $20 dollars later...
I would and then i would buy a decal to put on it.....i know a guy who makes great decals
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Re: 5 hours and $20 dollars later...
I used sheet metal (the kind that has a oily film on it) to build a bracket in the past, and it got a light sheen of rust after the first washing. Not sure if aluminum will do that or not.
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Re: 5 hours and $20 dollars later...
Eventually it will oxidize and get a light white coating on it, I would just paint it black.
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2015 Multistrada 1200s
Past Rides
2013 Yamaha R1.
12 Gsxr 750
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