Calling all FatBoy Lo Owners
#1481
#1482
got a little salt on there, eh? tastey..
hey has anyone had any experience with this stuff?
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=416
i bought a laydown smoked taillight from jpcycles, and it was kinda dark when i installed it, but in the daylight it's not smoked but seems more clear.. now i've mounted it and opened the bags and all that so i dont want to pay a 15% restocking fee by sending it back.. although it's super-bright, i'm a little weary of tinting the taillight. though I had a thought of leaving the actual back part of teh light clear, and tinting the 4 sides (minus the spot where the license plate light shines through)..hmm..
hey has anyone had any experience with this stuff?
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=416
i bought a laydown smoked taillight from jpcycles, and it was kinda dark when i installed it, but in the daylight it's not smoked but seems more clear.. now i've mounted it and opened the bags and all that so i dont want to pay a 15% restocking fee by sending it back.. although it's super-bright, i'm a little weary of tinting the taillight. though I had a thought of leaving the actual back part of teh light clear, and tinting the 4 sides (minus the spot where the license plate light shines through)..hmm..
#1483
got a little salt on there, eh? tastey..
hey has anyone had any experience with this stuff?
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=416
i bought a laydown smoked taillight from jpcycles, and it was kinda dark when i installed it, but in the daylight it's not smoked but seems more clear.. now i've mounted it and opened the bags and all that so i dont want to pay a 15% restocking fee by sending it back.. although it's super-bright, i'm a little weary of tinting the taillight. though I had a thought of leaving the actual back part of teh light clear, and tinting the 4 sides (minus the spot where the license plate light shines through)..hmm..
hey has anyone had any experience with this stuff?
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=416
i bought a laydown smoked taillight from jpcycles, and it was kinda dark when i installed it, but in the daylight it's not smoked but seems more clear.. now i've mounted it and opened the bags and all that so i dont want to pay a 15% restocking fee by sending it back.. although it's super-bright, i'm a little weary of tinting the taillight. though I had a thought of leaving the actual back part of teh light clear, and tinting the 4 sides (minus the spot where the license plate light shines through)..hmm..
That's the stuff I used to tint my bike. It goes on dark but if you have LED's, it won't be a problem. Mine only has 2 coats and it's black. I've used VHT nightshades before and didn't like it.
#1484
#1485
Mine's not LED, its standard bulb with a red bulb
which is why i'm hesitant to try to darken the housing.. i've got the HD smoked turn signal lenses on which by themselves are about the tint i was hoping for.. and why i'm thinking that if i were to do the edges of the housing of this taillight, it won't affect the brightness while viewing from the rear..
which is why i'm hesitant to try to darken the housing.. i've got the HD smoked turn signal lenses on which by themselves are about the tint i was hoping for.. and why i'm thinking that if i were to do the edges of the housing of this taillight, it won't affect the brightness while viewing from the rear..
#1486
Hey JIm,
A buddy of mine came by the house about a week or so ago to show me his trim ring that looked PCed. I held it up next to mine and said "great job bro". He said all he did was sand the chrome one, then primed it, sanded it again and then rattle canned it. I PCed mine and if I didn't just tell you what he did, you would not know the difference.
I wouldn't recommend this on larger parts, but I think it would work great for smaller parts trim ring size or smaller.
A buddy of mine came by the house about a week or so ago to show me his trim ring that looked PCed. I held it up next to mine and said "great job bro". He said all he did was sand the chrome one, then primed it, sanded it again and then rattle canned it. I PCed mine and if I didn't just tell you what he did, you would not know the difference.
I wouldn't recommend this on larger parts, but I think it would work great for smaller parts trim ring size or smaller.
Though Jim if you read this, could you ask what grit sandpaper your friend used? i'd imagine somewhere between 1500-2000, no?
#1487
I bought 3 types of black paint today that according to a google search matches black denim so I can do mine. Cheaper than PC and if it scratches I can touch it up. Gloss on the other hand I'd probably pay to have done the right way. Or try some rattle can, wetsand, then clear yourself.
#1488
#1490