My paint is going to cost me literally $7 for a can of denim blue spray paint and then Focusinprogress and I are splitting cost on a good clear.
Just make sure your good clear doesn’t wrinkle a spray can of color, been there.
Lookin good, should be sweet when it’s all done.
Then yeah, would definitely look good in gloss.
lol @ spelling error & response!
saw this bike on CL and thought it looked like the color you wanted, so I’m posting it here for some inspiration. Also, I did some reading on the appliance epoxy because I really liked the way it came out on your parts…what I found is that it’s not UV resistant, and will chalk up/fade/flake off over time from UV exposure…quick save is to clearcoat over it all because clear coat has UV protectant in it. FYI, 95 dime gave me almost half a gallon of clear, I have a little more than a quart left that we can use on your parts if you grab some blue for the tank and seat…
BUMP. Finish this you FGGT!
Gahhhhhhhhh.
Holy shit I feel like the SHO Camaro will get done before this.
There’s a lot of room left on this “finish it!” bandwagon…who wants a seat? lol. it’s so damn close it’s sad. it’s closer than the SHOmaro by far.
pretty sure all it needs is:
seat uphostery
some gaskets to do final assembly on engine
me to finish the side covers
signal and plate mounts
paint
tires
FFFFUUUUUUUUUUU. Fine, lets pick a day this week and move the stuff to your house to finish lol. It’s gonna be nice out and I work days.
I’m off friday 
bring beer.
get this shit done :tup:
If you’re off Friday I’m bringing the bultaco over Friday morning
Get this pos out of here, he needs room for an old dual sport ok?
Wait, I just read 8 pages, to find out that this thing has sat for 6 months?
Eeew. Who is still using 25 posts per page?
It’s like a fine wine, Beck. The only difference is that it’s a motorcycle, you can’t drink it, it costs more, it won’t cause random drunk dials at 3am, and you have less chance of sleeping with Buffalo 3-4 after riding it.
So yeah, like a fine wine.
I am available Friday. 