Black Denim Paint Question
#21
08-12-2009, 10:42 PM
Road Warrior
easiest color i have owned to take care of. simple and always looks great compared to other colors. doesn't show dirt much at all and clean up is simple. get the train!!!!
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08-23-2009, 10:52 AM
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Not jackin the thread....but I have decided not to trade my 07 Fatty and will have it repainted in the black denim instead. I have a couple of quotes, but the best is $650, with me removing the tins and shipping them off a Harley dealer in MI to have it done to factory specs. Sound like a fair price?
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08-23-2009, 11:20 AM
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Not jackin the thread....but I have decided not to trade my 07 Fatty and will have it repainted in the black denim instead. I have a couple of quotes, but the best is $650, with me removing the tins and shipping them off a Harley dealer in MI to have it done to factory specs. Sound like a fair price?
Take your tins off and find a local paint shop to do it, should be plenty of them in your area.
#26
11-25-2010, 09:48 PM
Cruiser
Dude your salesman has no earthly clue. The satin finish on the denim black is clear coat. I had a denim black cross bones and it was very easy to maintain. No it didn't show scratches near as much and was easy to wash. I would give anything to have another denim black bike. Tell you salesman to set the crack pipe down.
Is the crack pipe and option in some areas of the country? I asked my local HD shop about it and they said it was not available here in eastern NC.
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