Comments on: Rattle Can Paint on my Ninja http://www.ridergroups.com/motorcycle-news-info/rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja biker network, motorcycle and gear review site Sat, 12 May 2012 04:28:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: James http://www.ridergroups.com/motorcycle-news-info/rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja/#comment-78 James Fri, 24 Sep 2010 17:58:18 +0000 http://www.ridergroups.com/?p=502#comment-78 Also, judging by the sign behind your bike in the mockup photo, youve been thinking outside the box! Blahahahaha............... Also, judging by the sign behind your bike in the mockup photo, youve been thinking outside the box! Blahahahaha……………

]]> By: James http://www.ridergroups.com/motorcycle-news-info/rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja/#comment-77 James Tue, 21 Sep 2010 02:04:16 +0000 http://www.ridergroups.com/?p=502#comment-77 Seems to have turned out fairly descent. Good way 'personalize' the rig. Proper prep is the key to getting that stuff to turn out the way you want it and last a while. Rattle can paint is no stranger to professional paint shops for minor trim parts. Ive used it on the job years ago, as was the common practice to refinish windshield wiper arms, window trim strips, etc. Again, like anything else, when prepped and applied properly, quite good results can be achieved. Seems to have turned out fairly descent. Good way ‘personalize’ the rig. Proper prep is the key to getting that stuff to turn out the way you want it and last a while. Rattle can paint is no stranger to professional paint shops for minor trim parts. Ive used it on the job years ago, as was the common practice to refinish windshield wiper arms, window trim strips, etc. Again, like anything else, when prepped and applied properly, quite good results can be achieved.

]]> By: Kevin http://www.ridergroups.com/motorcycle-news-info/rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja/#comment-76 Kevin Sun, 22 Aug 2010 19:38:49 +0000 http://www.ridergroups.com/?p=502#comment-76 Hey Don, Thanks for the tips. I didn't end up priming because I didn't have any bare metal to cover. I just scuffed up and went for it. Yes High temp paint for the engine, all colorrite products. Cost me about $20 for paint, sand paper, etc. Hey Don, Thanks for the tips. I didn’t end up priming because I didn’t have any bare metal to cover. I just scuffed up and went for it. Yes High temp paint for the engine, all colorrite products. Cost me about $20 for paint, sand paper, etc.

]]> By: Don Nicholls http://www.ridergroups.com/motorcycle-news-info/rattle-can-paint-on-my-ninja/#comment-75 Don Nicholls Sat, 21 Aug 2010 04:26:18 +0000 http://www.ridergroups.com/?p=502#comment-75 Nice solution to personalizing your ride, Kevin. As with so many tasks in life - prep is key. Make sure you properly prep your panels and engine surfaces to be painted. Sand, prime, fine or wet sand (600), clean, paint, and depending on paint manufacturer's instructions, wet sand after painting or clearcoating and then hand buff! Good luck and be sure to post pics after you're finished! (I'm assuminmg the engine paint you've purchased is hi-temp.) Don Nice solution to personalizing your ride, Kevin. As with so many tasks in life – prep is key. Make sure you properly prep your panels and engine surfaces to be painted. Sand, prime, fine or wet sand (600), clean, paint, and depending on paint manufacturer’s instructions, wet sand after painting or clearcoating and then hand buff! Good luck and be sure to post pics after you’re finished! (I’m assuminmg the engine paint you’ve purchased is hi-temp.)

Don

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