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01-20-2008 11:37 PM #1
Painting with Dupli-Color Paint Shop
Hey guys, i just wanted to let everyone know my experence with the Dupli-Color Paint Shop. I know there has been some talk about it and people are split about due to it being a laqour (sp?) paint and there hasn't been to many people to actually try it. I painted my zx6r race bike with it and it came out pretty good. I am not saying it is better than other types of paint, but it is a cheap solution to painting a vehicle. Also since my bike will only be out in the sun for a few weeks a year it is great for my situation. here is my write up on it. Hope this helps...
Hey guys this is kind of an update to my last post. I have finished the paint on my zx6r race bike. After looking around at different paints I figured i would try the Dupli Color paint shop line. I have read a lot of different things about this and wanted to see for my self if it was crap or not. Well to tell you the truth it is not bad for the cost. I am not saying it is better than other paint, but for my need it is great. Also it is very easy, there is no mixing, reducing, hardening. Nothing. Just pour and spray. Also i made a paint booth again. This time a little bit bigger and it is great, easy to set up and easy to clean up. It only cost about $15 for the plastic and $2 for a roll of masking tape. Also the paint cost about $60 for 1 black, 1 red, and 1 can of clear. The total process took about 2 days form star to finish. Here is how it went.
Here is the supplies:

And here is the making of the paint booth:





The parts and inside the booth:



Painting:





After the first color (black) was laid i refitted the parts on the bike to line up the two-tone paint job:

Now masking everything off:






Now laying the red:



And i had to do a little custom something (this is not a sticker this is air brushed on, not to bad for my first time):

After laying the clear and letting it dry i ripped down the paint both for easy clean up:



The bike stripped:

And the bike back together with the new paint:







And last but not least, the race numbers:




Hope you guys liked it and see you out on the track.
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01-21-2008 01:35 AM #2
not bad, needs a good wetsand tho to make the paint pop!
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01-21-2008 03:09 AM #3
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01-21-2008 09:52 AM #6Registered User
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You do realize the tip of that gun was set wrong....just FYI. But they turned out ok. Not bad for 20 bucks
JoshJosh @ Hellfire Studios
Custom Paint, Collision, Bikes
<Severed Ties> FL
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01-21-2008 04:40 PM #7
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01-22-2008 12:22 AM #8
dude, ill wetsand the shit for pretty cheap and buff it if u wanta do it lol, like 30 bucks or so lmk
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01-26-2008 03:36 AM #9
hey thats my neighborhood!!!

SnowMan Tuned
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01-26-2008 03:38 AM #10
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01-26-2008 03:44 AM #11
silver wrx or white tiburon

SnowMan Tuned
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01-29-2008 04:25 PM #12
I've got a Ultimate Detailing Maching D/A polisher if you want to try to wetsand in the hood.
EDIT: do you have a rotary polisher? I've got a lot of tools and stuff in my garage, hit me up when you start your next project!
SnowMan Tuned
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01-30-2008 05:39 AM #13
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