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    I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a good frame paint that comes in a rattle can and that comes in a variety of colors.
    Steven H. Thoresen Jr.

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    I've never come across one. Every can I've ever used has been only one colour in a can...
    Ken Talbot

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    • #3
      Re: frame paint

      Originally posted by sscuba78
      I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a good frame paint that comes in a rattle can and that comes in a variety of colors.
      This stuff is great, http://www.prp-porstore.com/ It's like powdercoat in a can but you have to brush it on. It doesn't spray very well and is known to ruin paint guns.

      Geezer
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Ken Talbot
        I've never come across one. Every can I've ever used has been only one colour in a can...
        You mean you never used any rainbow or checkerboard paint?
        put something smooooth betwen your legs, XS eleven
        79 F (Blueballs)
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        • #5
          No, Rover, but there is a supplier a couple of hours down the road from here who sells HOK kameleon kolors. Now that would make a very different looking frame!

          All kidding aside, Steven, PJ1 makes a line of fame paints in a variety of colours to match OEM frame colours. These are expoxy-based paints that are supposed to be more durable than other paints. Check them out in the Dennis Kirk catalog.
          Ken Talbot

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          • #6
            I ran into a guy a while back who painted his tank & side colors with that color-changing paint (I don't think it was HOK, but I'm not sure). Looked awesome--but unfortunately, he used the wrong kind of clearcoat, and the gas...well, you get the visual...
            Tom Hunt
            Lawrence, KS

            1981 XS1100H
            1998 Concours, 1984 PE175, 1974 GTMX

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