Hey Ergonight, I just wanted to say I read this entire thread the other night... and wow. Just wow. It's looking amazing and I can't wait to see it all done.

Keep up the good work!

 

Just read and subscribed to this thread.
Great Job, Man!

 

Thanks very much guys.

 

This just keeps getting more awesome.

I can't WAIT to see this thing put together.
Somehow a shotgun or a chainsaw should be in the pic.

 

Or a Chainsaw surgically attached to the stump that was a forearm.
Zombie Killer!!!
Greetings from Miami (Zombie Capitol of the World)

 

Brilliant !!!
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Shotguns and chainsaws are easy. I'm not starting surgery on myself however. The bike was enough.

 

Thanks Joe. You know, you and your fat front tire sporty were one of my first inspirations.

 

I just got done viewing Joe's photo album.
Great Job, Man!!!
Your bike is sick! I'm surprised I've never seen you prowling Miami.

 

Have you started sanding yet? If not, please try and hold off. The DuPont clear I was using back home was wetsandable after 2 hours and looked like **** after a couple weeks of shrinking. Why not wait it out a little? Obviously you have other things you can do in the meantime. If not, buy an XBOX...

Anyways, why did I see 80 and 220 grit in that one pic? Those are uneccesary grits for what you're doing.

On a side note - I didn't know this was a rattlecan job. So I am assuming the clear will not be as thick as a real urethane I've sprayed cars with.... therefore, depending on how many coats you did (tell me) I would start and end with JUST the 2000 grit to avoid sanding through the clear.

Also, what you need to use is 3M cutting compound. I don't know what brand that glaze is, but that should be after you use compound.