merlot and cherry sunglo painted inner fairing
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merlot and cherry sunglo painted inner fairing
I'm thinking of painting the inner fairing on my '10 Street Glide. I have the merlot sunglo and cherry red sunglo two tone paint. Trying to decide if I want the fairing painted the merlot or cherry red. Any of you out there have this paint scheme? What did you go with? Would really appreciate any pics of possible.
Appreciate any help!
Appreciate any help!
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I have the C&M Sunglow paint. I went with the Vivid Black inner faring. I felt that that going with the bike's paint on the inner faring would be a little much for my taste.
If I had gone that route, I would have keyed off of the color of the top half of the gas tank and use the opposite color for most of the inner faring. Air-brushing the guage holes dark then feathering out to the desired sunglow color would probably look damn sharp.
Another approach, and wish I had done mine this way, is to keep the majority of the inner faring vivid black, but in the quage holes have the Cherry Sunglow then ease that out and merge it with the vivid black by just feathering the transition. I think that would look best of all. Good luck with your choice...it's hard to go wrong with any kind of painted inner faring compared to the dull, lackluster, stocky crappy look.
If I had gone that route, I would have keyed off of the color of the top half of the gas tank and use the opposite color for most of the inner faring. Air-brushing the guage holes dark then feathering out to the desired sunglow color would probably look damn sharp.
Another approach, and wish I had done mine this way, is to keep the majority of the inner faring vivid black, but in the quage holes have the Cherry Sunglow then ease that out and merge it with the vivid black by just feathering the transition. I think that would look best of all. Good luck with your choice...it's hard to go wrong with any kind of painted inner faring compared to the dull, lackluster, stocky crappy look.
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