Denim black scratches and scuffs
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Denim black scratches and scuffs
Hello folks
I have a Held fork mounted tool roll on the Fatbob, and under heavy breaking, it seems it`s just been touching the front mudguard, causing slight scuffing right in the middle .
Not sure if there is anything that can be done for it, bar a decal / sticker, or even some emblem or somit.
Suppose I`m asking is , has anyone repaired damage on denim paint before ?
Cheers Dudes, and Dudettes.
I have a Held fork mounted tool roll on the Fatbob, and under heavy breaking, it seems it`s just been touching the front mudguard, causing slight scuffing right in the middle .
Not sure if there is anything that can be done for it, bar a decal / sticker, or even some emblem or somit.
Suppose I`m asking is , has anyone repaired damage on denim paint before ?
Cheers Dudes, and Dudettes.
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The denim paints are meant to wear like a pair of denim pants. Also, the denim clear coat does not dry to a shine but will turn glossy if polished. The only option to fix scratches and imperfections is to repaint the fender.
Harley Paint Code:
Black Denim - 98609 BYM
Harley Urethane Paint Activator:
Part Number 99825-02
Harley Denim Paint Clear Coat:
Denim Clear Topcoat - 98628 CLR
Also, I have been told that John Deere Blitz Black paint is a very close match to Harley Black Denim. Since the fender is not near any other painted part, so an exact match isn't that important, the Blitz Black might be the easier solution.
http://blitzblack.com/
Harley Paint Code:
Black Denim - 98609 BYM
Harley Urethane Paint Activator:
Part Number 99825-02
Harley Denim Paint Clear Coat:
Denim Clear Topcoat - 98628 CLR
Also, I have been told that John Deere Blitz Black paint is a very close match to Harley Black Denim. Since the fender is not near any other painted part, so an exact match isn't that important, the Blitz Black might be the easier solution.
http://blitzblack.com/
Last edited by enodrano; 06-03-2015 at 09:05 AM.
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