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Old 12-01-2011, 06:24 PM
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Default restoration started on the 982
here are some pics together & all apart
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Old 12-01-2011, 06:28 PM
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1/2 the parts from the sand blaster
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going tommarrow to do the powder coating i'll take some pics of the process
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Best get some primer on that bare metal, it will start to rust real fast.
Good luck on your project, will be watching.
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Looking good! I don't think he wants primer for powder coating.
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Looking good! I don't think he wants primer for powder coating.
your right & the little bit of rust wont matter once the powder gets on it it will stop it powder coating dosent allow it to breathe it is amazing !!!!!!
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72-149,
Wow!! that's a project! Should be a nice read following this restoration thread.
Good luck. Parts look great from sandblasting!
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Nice work! Can't wait to see your progress.
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here's more pics of the harley orange 982 (YARD HARLEY)
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MORE PICS ,I MADE THE BACK RIM LOOKS GOOD CAN'T EVEN TELL
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