Tank Paint Job (finally)

I've waited a while for it but finally had the tank on my blade resprayed. It'd been bugging me for a while, the previous owner scratched the tank and decided to fit a massive tank pad after the event to try and cover the damage. they also made sure it was securely attached using silicon and superglue, it was a right mess and depressed me everytime I looked at her, but now....

To say I'm impressed with the finish is an understatement, it looks f#cking awesome









Next job wheels powdercoated gold!!

very nice mate, shiny shiny. can see a reflection of a fat man taking a photo its that polished! I hope its just the curvature of the tank and you haven't gained five stone!

Fair play that looks a tidy job Steve  

prime wrote:very nice mate, shiny shiny. can see a reflection of a fat man taking a photo its that polished! I hope its just the curvature of the tank and you haven't gained five stone!

No Chris it's the reflection of a fat man who needs to lose 5 stone

robertcains wrote:Fair play that looks a tidy job Steve  

Cheers Nick would have liked you to do it having seen your work but I know you had a thousand things going on and weren't ready to start spraying. I took a punt with a friend of a friend and it turned out fantastic. He's a frustrated ex racer who now only gets to play repair other people's bikes and it appears he has big plans for mine, watch this space!!

 

I like the instructions on where to place Monster.

Rosco wrote:I like the instructions on where to place Monster.

 
Well played Ross, very well played, you know what it's like, these older bikes don't always have clear definitions!!