1979 CB750L. My first cafe/brat project. Denver Area

[jordandogtown]

Paint turned out great man. I understand the struggle of having to paint in a basement in the winter.

[V10Pilot]

Paint turned out great man. I understand the struggle of having to paint in a basement in the winter.

Thanks. I started the first epoxy primer coat in the basement because it was 3° then two days later it was 62° and blue skies so I finished up out in the garage. Denver has some crazy weather swings.


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[jordandogtown]

Thanks. I started the first epoxy primer coat in the basement because it was 3° then two days later it was 62° and blue skies so I finished up out in the garage. Denver has some crazy weather swings.


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I hear ya, same way in Kentucky. I'm trying to force myself to wait until Spring (although equally unpredictable) but it's going to be tough.

How easy did the epoxy go on? I haven't had any experience with it in aerosol form before

[pidjones]

At least the humidity should be lower in Denver.

[Popeye SXM]

Looking great. I have high humidity which makes a getting a smooth finish very difficult. Really enjoying, keep the pics coming

[enterlance]

I took the engine out while the bike was on the center stand and used a motorcycle jack and a few pieces of wood to support the motor then slid it out the right side.

To get the motor back in was much easier because the frame was by itself after  painted it so I had the motor sitting on the table and just lifted the frame onto the engine. Both times I was by myself.


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Thanks! Got the engine in (with a friend's help though). It wasn't that hard at all, just needed another person to help out lining up the bolts as I don't wanna scratch the frame paint. But you are so good and strong enough to do that yourself! Much respect.

[esmoojee]

It’s been a while since I was here. The part number for the r6 is in the comments section of the video I shared.

[V10Pilot]

I hear ya, same way in Kentucky. I'm trying to force myself to wait until Spring (although equally unpredictable) but it's going to be tough.

How easy did the epoxy go on? I haven't had any experience with it in aerosol form before

The epoxy primer and paint laid down very well. It was about 55°F and 20% humidity but the the guy I called at Eastwood said I should sit the cans in warm to hot water for about 15 minutes before spraying. I’m very happy with the results. I cleaned the surfaces well but didn’t smooth out factory imperfections in the metal so any small bumps or ridges are from that not the paint.


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[jordandogtown]

Man that turned out so good. I didn't think about the warm water trick. I'll definitely try that when I get there

[The Jimbonaut]

Looking good man, nice work