Shiney shock:
Good to get her out in the sun and spot the blemishes. Final coat tonight and then fresh decals, check electrics and torque stuff up to spec.
Next job is a custom belly pan. I have a whole roll of fibreglass and a litre of resin.
'99 Divi rebuild 'Ellen'
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- Region or State: Suffolk, UK
- Motorcycles Owned Currently: 1999 Yamaha XJ600 Diversion
- Location: Suffolk, UK
The stock paintjob strips off down to the grey primer with metholated spirits (denatured alcohol, ethanol with a dash of methanol and purple dye) once you have scuffed off the clear coat. I'm guessing petrol would do the same :prob: nice one Yamaha.
Shiney shock:
Good to get her out in the sun and spot the blemishes. Final coat tonight and then fresh decals, check electrics and torque stuff up to spec.
Next job is a custom belly pan. I have a whole roll of fibreglass and a litre of resin.
Shiney shock:
Good to get her out in the sun and spot the blemishes. Final coat tonight and then fresh decals, check electrics and torque stuff up to spec.
Next job is a custom belly pan. I have a whole roll of fibreglass and a litre of resin.
'If you get stuck, always use your spanner muscle - strongest muscle in your body, that'un. Where's that, eh?' *taps forehead* 'Tis up 'ere, you plonker'
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buckinghamjf68
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- Region or State: UK
- Motorcycles Owned Currently: Honda XL 125CC, XJ6 diversion
looking forward to the belly pan pictures, great progress
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