Covering nasty scratches
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Covering nasty scratches
Seems the previous owner carelessly bumped his trailer onto the bumper and left annoying dents cheap fix a Quattro sticker,also on the chrome strip,another cheap fix 3M carbon wrap,I've not used this before,but it's easy.Kinda like the idea of debadging
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The allroad flare/bumper paint is code LV7W....here in the states we can get a spray can made up of it, a single stage paint that lays on like OE. 'Tower paint' also mixes and sells the paint on-line, many other places too I'm sure.
Also, a pre-made/mixed spray can of the same color by SEM #39193 is an excellent match as well.
Did you fill in the little dents in the bumper will body filler ? That decal seems to do a good job of hiding them in the picture.
Also, a pre-made/mixed spray can of the same color by SEM #39193 is an excellent match as well.
Did you fill in the little dents in the bumper will body filler ? That decal seems to do a good job of hiding them in the picture.
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The allroad flare/bumper paint is code LV7W....here in the states we can get a spray can made up of it, a single stage paint that lays on like OE. 'Tower paint' also mixes and sells the paint on-line, many other places too I'm sure.
Also, a pre-made/mixed spray can of the same color by SEM #39193 is an excellent match as well.
Did you fill in the little dents in the bumper will body filler ? That decal seems to do a good job of hiding them in the picture.
Also, a pre-made/mixed spray can of the same color by SEM #39193 is an excellent match as well.
Did you fill in the little dents in the bumper will body filler ? That decal seems to do a good job of hiding them in the picture.
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Thanks for paint codes
EMO/LM likes Imron 6543UM, and this actually crosses to three different PPG codes, 71977, 71650, and 74359. The shop only had the chip for PPG 71650, and I compared it out in sunlight to the original part from my bike and it was a match, by all eyes in the area that saw it, including mine.
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