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custom painted 400 plastic
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Posted by: oneten
does anyone have plastic that has been painted, not spray painted but profesionaly painted with flames or something like that?
Posted by: big_poppa49
no and I dont think I would...
Posted by: Ridin' Jesse
painted plastic dont look to good....plus...if u bend the plastic it will crack the paint and it falls off....i dont reccomend painting the plastic...just buy some ne plastic... Laker Custom and Fullbore
Posted by: oneten
no im talking like nice painted plastic, like with the flex coat and everything, like the stuff that is like $800 just to paint, like all the drag bikes like air brush and everything
Posted by: YFZ450Ridr
i duno if this plastic is bought or painted but here u go.
http://img20.exs.cx/img20/2302/Drag400ex.jpg
Posted by: 300exPat
im pretty sure thats a decal..... if you do a search you'll be able to find it, i remember seeing some badass painted plastics but someone said that they dont hold up that well unles your just dragging or desert riding
Posted by: Dr89
o yea u cant paint plastic, like he said using a flex coat or krylon type paint will prevent cracking. and put a clear coat on it to seal it up, that will make a big difference. the clear coat will protect u from scratching it off on the trails, and the flex paint will keep it from cracking when it bends. it will hold up nicely and will be alot cheaper than new plastics (i dont know y yr spending $800 for that stuff???) if u plan on putting graphics on it then do it BEFORE the clear coat, and then clear coat over the top of it. works great.
Posted by: EXDUNER127
i have mine custom painted jet black, and it does hold up if you do it right. when we did it we sanded it with 320 then sprayed a black adhesion promoter (mixed in primer) then sanded again with 400 and then wet sanded with 600. then sprayed final coat and then clear coat. it has lasted a whole year with no chips or crack until flew over a razor back at glamis and rolled it a few times, and bent the chit out of my rears and it finally cracked, but then we stripped it again and started over, i dont have the 500.00 washingtons like most rich boys do, it costs me 30.00 and 3-4hrs of my time and it comes out looking better than plastics, but i dont ride in the woods!
Posted by: YFZ450Ridr
oh here u go this looks its painted plastics.
http://img72.exs.cx/img72/1461/d5-Sweet400ex.jpg
Posted by: JR3
http://www.sandbros.com/ridetrips/roostfest04/MP_ridesb.jpg http://www.sandbros.com/ridetrips/tday03/elsancho/DSC00895.jpg http://www.sandbros.com/ridetrips/tday03/elsancho/DSC00897.jpg
Posted by: oneten
quote:
Originally posted by 250EXridr
oh here u go this looks its painted plastics.
http://img72.exs.cx/img72/1461/d5-Sweet400ex.jpg
i helped this guy out of a hole in florane i think its like a 465 stroker and his battery didnt have enough juice to get it going cuz the compression, that picture was taken on the top of the face, and you can see the parking lot in the background
Posted by: oneten
"florance" my bad
Posted by: JDiablo
wussies covering their ears
Posted by: JR3
ever hear 2 banshhes lined up next to each other with drag pipes full throttle wawaitin for the drag to start LOUD
Posted by: JDiablo
thats the best,im sure it can't be as loud as funny cars though.I've only heard a banshee a couple of times with drags
Posted by: QuadJunkies
quote:
Originally posted by 300exrida
wussies covering their ears
LOL!!!!

Posted by: gojk
Those things are insane loud. I know drag cars are loud but these things are the high pitched loud that hurts. Anyways, look at the end of the pipes, most don't run any silencers.
Posted by: jimmiee
were did you mount the key on that white 400ex?
Posted by: oneten
the guy did it really cool he put it like on his air scoops
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