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Duplicolor Vinyl Paint
Has anyone had any experience with this or another vinyl paint? Good results? Bad results?Tags: None
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Good Times
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Originally posted by Good Times View PostI am thinking about using it for my seat. Anyone done that?
I did on a GS1100E seat that had been professionally recovered and looked really nice, but it was in a weird burgundy/purple color.
I applied three coats of the vinyl paint, letting each coat thoroughly dry before applying the next. I then let the paint cure for a couple weeks before doing anything with it.
That was a year ago. It still looks shiny, it doesn't wear off on your butt, and nobody can tell the vinyl wasn't originally black.
Good stuff.GS450E GS650E GS700ES GS1000E GS1000G GS1100G GS1100E
KZ550A KZ700A GPZ750
CB400T CB900F
XJ750R
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Originally posted by Good Times View PostI am thinking about using it for my seat. Anyone done that?
I have used the eastwood plastic paint on motorcycle seats, truck upholstery, etc. (It has been on my GS seat for years and looks like new.)
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rwcfrank
I had excellent results with that product just last week. Washed and scrubbed with brush and Simple Green, wiped down after dry with alcohol and sprayed. You cannot tell it was sprayed. So far its holding up.
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If your seat is black, and you want it to stay black, try black shoe polish. The liquid stuff that comes in a bottle that you rub on via the little spongie thingie on top. I've done that on a couple old bike seats and it came out really nice. Takes 2 or 3 coats. Let dry good between coats.Current Bikes:
2001 Yamaha FZ1 (bought same one back)
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Good Times
Thanks guys. I appreciate the feedback. Think I'll give it a shot. Good to hear that it holds up!
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Originally posted by ddaniels View PostIf your seat is black, and you want it to stay black, try black shoe polish. Let dry good between coats.
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JEEPRUSTY
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oldpara
I've heard from some who say if you use it on a seat your butt may change color down the road a piece.
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