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  • #16
    Nice work! That sure is a good looking bike.

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    • #17
      Uh-Oh!

      I'd better get back to work!

      Beautiful job.

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      • #18
        color shift

        I also did my xs with the color shift. There are pics at www.imagestation.com.
        The album name is: 79xs11s
        Walt
        80 XS11s - "Landshark"
        79 XS11s
        03 Valkyrie
        80 XS Midnight Special - Freebee 1
        78 Honda CB125C - Freebee 2
        81 Suzuki 850L - Freebee 3

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        • #19
          Nice job, Hobbit.
          Hey Denny.... how long's that waiting list?
          "Damn it Jim, I'm a doctor, not a mechanic!' ('Bones' McCoy)

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          • #20
            LOOKS GREAT

            Great paint job Hobbit, How did you do the ghost graphics with spray cans! I am amazed, You are a "Rattle Can Genius" !!!
            Dan ( A.K.A.- MacGyver )

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            • #21
              Great looking bikes....

              I used Duplicolor's color changing paint called ICE for the graphics and used House of Kolor for the rest. I didn't have much luck with Duplicolor's clear coat the first time I painted it. The gas tank didn't hold up, it seem to get cloudy and bubbled in a few spots. The second time I used House of Kolors two part clear and it seems much better. The picture of the tank is before clear coating.
              IMHO its worth using the two part paints and clear coats. It gives a much harder finish.






              The only problem with living in the south,,,, You never have time to work on the bike,,,,,your to busy riding it..

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