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    #16
    Im glad I got the original clearcoat on mine!!!!!

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      #17
      oooooooohhh..perdy! :-D

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        #18
        You should put that in for bike of the month or has it already been. I just got a thing for the L's :-D

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          #19
          I tried once but the pic wasnt that good so I thinkI will ty again.It is an L and all original paint and clearcoat.Just put those progressive shocks on the back yesterday.Rides like brand new!I know it's my bike but it is the best looking L i've ever seen.

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            #20
            OK, how about the opposite....

            Is there a way to reapply a clear coating after a part is highly polished, to protect the polished surface for several years?
            sigpic[Tom]

            “The greatest service this country could render the rest of the world would be to put its own house in order and to make of American civilization an example of decency, humanity, and societal success from which others could derive whatever they might find useful to their own purposes.” George Kennan

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              #21
              Originally posted by themess View Post
              OK, how about the opposite....

              Is there a way to reapply a clear coating after a part is highly polished, to protect the polished surface for several years?
              I would find an auto paint store and ask there.At least you will know how to do it right.One of these years I will probably be asking the same question.

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                #22
                Originally posted by themess View Post
                OK, how about the opposite....

                Is there a way to reapply a clear coating after a part is highly polished, to protect the polished surface for several years?
                www.eastwoodco.com They make a clear for going over polished aluminum. I chose not to clear any of my polished parts. But I live in a low humidity area. Once polished I just shine them up on occasion with some Mother's aluminum polish.

                85 GS1150E May '06 BOM
                79 GS1000S Wes Cooley Beast





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                  #23
                  Originally posted by renobruce View Post
                  www.eastwoodco.com They make a clear for going over polished aluminum. I chose not to clear any of my polished parts. But I live in a low humidity area. Once polished I just shine them up on occasion with some Mother's aluminum polish.

                  Pretty machine!

                  Thanks for the link.
                  sigpic[Tom]

                  “The greatest service this country could render the rest of the world would be to put its own house in order and to make of American civilization an example of decency, humanity, and societal success from which others could derive whatever they might find useful to their own purposes.” George Kennan

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by rickt View Post
                    I bought new circular Suzuki engine case emblems. What is the best way to remove the current emblems without marring the cases?

                    rickt
                    A heat gun or good blow dryer will do the job in short order.



                    Also for removing clear coat, I used acetone and fine bronze wool. It worked very well.

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