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Posted by: Pappy

here is some more

Posted by: Pappy

another angle

Posted by: bklyn400ex

how does por-15 hold up in comparison to PC?? how is the shine also??

Posted by: Pappy

i honestly cant say. i spoke to thier rep on the phone and he garunteed it to be more durable then pc.....but did confir that the color options and overall finish will not match what can be achieved with pc. but on a frame....he assured me that no one would be dissapointed. we will see very soon as i have several pending jobs requesting this product.

Posted by: KrazyKid300ex

nice kenny. omg i can't wait to get money so i can send you my hubs to get them back in yellow to mtach my plastic. nice job once again

Posted by: bklyn400ex

does it come in different colors?

Posted by: Pappy

quote:
Originally posted by bklyn400ex
does it come in different colors?

the por15 comes in 2 colors gloss black and silver. they have a another black with a dull finish but who wants dull

the chrome coat they offer is available in 9 colors i believe and should work good on stock a arms ....maybe stems etc. i will be playing around with and see what its capable of

Posted by: bklyn400ex

i was on the site, what do i order, i want to do my brother's blaster frame, its kinda rusty, i painted my 400ex frame myself with car paint and a spray gun, it came out great, but i wanna use sumtin stronger on my brothers bike, what should i order, and what steps do i have to go through, i can spray this stupp right lol

thanx

Posted by: Pappy

actually they told me brushing is the best way for a frame to ensure that thick look.

the frame needs to sanded( not stripped) and any areas of loose paint sanded away etc. then washed with a degreaser .....

then the rust preventative and then the color.

thats a real short example...it gets a lot more involved then that

i would order the starter kit....it should be enough to do the frame.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

i painted my frame with lexus silver like 2 months ago, it has a few scratches nuttin major except the grab bar from wheeling, how would the por-15 hold up on the grab bar hittin the ground, better than paint?? and how will it look brushed on???

Posted by: Pappy

i wish i could give you the answers you are looking for. a rep from POR15 is now a member here

he has posted his email addy and has an open invitation for questions. i know he can answer them alot better then me

here is his email addy CHRISTOPHER@POR15.COM

Posted by: bklyn400ex

thanx

Posted by: Pappy

ta da

Posted by: Pappy

i think the ol' camera needs an ***** whoopin

Posted by: bklyn400ex

niceeeeeee, PC?

Posted by: Pappy

quote:
Originally posted by bklyn400ex
niceeeeeee, PC?

yup

Posted by: Ralph

nice work kenny,

i am anxious to see how mine turns out...

Posted by: DantheEXman

i want mine done too!!! Rider 11... How did you get that thing of? Was it hard?

Posted by: wyndzer

I can vouch for por 15, me and my brother just did his whole under body and frame of his CJ-8 with the gloss black. I have also used some of their gas tank re-liner kits on some of my pump motors at work. That stuff works great.

Bottom of the body. See how shiney.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

did u get my pm?

Posted by: wyndzer

The frame, look in front of the motor. Not really a good pic, but you get the idea.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

i started polishing my sidecases before it got cold out, i only got a chance to do the middle (i attached a pic so u know what im talkin about), i really want to finish the whole thing, is it best if i remove the case, and what is involved in taking off the case, do i have 2 drain the oil first, and do i have to put new gaskets on??

thanx

Posted by: wyndzer

quote:
Originally posted by bklyn400ex
did u get my pm?

Nope.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

i just send, i must have forgot to send it lol

Posted by: toby400ex

geez, so many plans for the quad i dont have yet, but so little money. If i por my frame, i think ill por my cases too, i need to breath first though...blow in ......blow out..........cough cough, choke.............

Posted by: Pappy

thx wyndzer....i have nothing but good so far. i am doing a brake holder as i type this so to speak

the first coat was kinda runny i thought...maybe i have it on a bit thick. it does self level very good. my first impressions.....powdercoat in a can

thats what they claim and from the first veiws i have it sure does look close

Posted by: bklyn400ex

pappy did u see my post and my pic

Posted by: wyndzer

Kenny, sounds like you are putting a little too much on. Only need a little at a time. I'm impressed with the stuff. I think I'll do my a-arms sometime.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

woohooooo i just ordered the starter kit i cant wait

Posted by: Pappy

quote:
Originally posted by bklyn400ex
pappy did u see my post and my pic

yeah man...you will have to get the cases off. then polish the chit outta them

....bling!!!

get a good manual and follow it step by step..its not that hard. yeah you will need new gaskets.

Posted by: bklyn400ex

thanx man i'd be lost without this site

Posted by: Rider#11

saweeet..looking good..

Posted by: Rider#11

it wasnt to hard..just get a clymer book and its easy..lol

Posted by: bklyn400ex

i've seen the clymer books pretty cheap like $20, are they as good as factory manuals?

Posted by: Pappy

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Posted by: Pappy

hub

Posted by: Pappy

another

Posted by: Ralph

nice whos is it...

Posted by: Pappy

quote:
Originally posted by Lrd Mx400ex
nice whos is it...

i dunno

the box didnt have no name on it

Posted by: Ralph

omg, i cant believe that, u can always send it back to me

Posted by: Pappy

here zeb....i think that about does it for you

Posted by: Ralph

what is that, started cover?

Posted by: Pappy

i want a pic when she is back together

Posted by: Bean

left and right engine cases, and a starter cover