vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Oct 13, 2011 #21 pics incoming later tonight. I started painting stuff, and most of my parts came in.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 4, 2011 #22 Totally forgot to post the pics. had this stuff for about a week, more parts on the way. 1 run in the paint, thats what i get for painting in 56f weather you'll probably notice how it looks flat in some spots, painting in the cold will do that but nothing a little clear can't fix. Until I can find another jug, which in my town is damn near impossible. This project has come to a grinding halt. unless someone has one for fairly cheap and under a .40 bore.
Totally forgot to post the pics. had this stuff for about a week, more parts on the way. 1 run in the paint, thats what i get for painting in 56f weather you'll probably notice how it looks flat in some spots, painting in the cold will do that but nothing a little clear can't fix. Until I can find another jug, which in my town is damn near impossible. This project has come to a grinding halt. unless someone has one for fairly cheap and under a .40 bore.
1995blaster New Member Jul 30, 2009 3,291 23 0 Nov 5, 2011 #23 looks good and engine enamel is the best rattle can out there imo. Trust me i have tried so many different brands but engine enamel is the best hands down.
looks good and engine enamel is the best rattle can out there imo. Trust me i have tried so many different brands but engine enamel is the best hands down.
quadsrus1 New Member Oct 4, 2011 947 11 0 Red Lion'PA Nov 5, 2011 #24 Why did it come to a halt ? good build so far
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 5, 2011 #25 quadsrus1 said: Why did it come to a halt ? good build so far Click to expand... http://www.blasterforum.com/general-support-17/how-bad-43474/ thats why lol. but i'm buying a new cylinder soon.
quadsrus1 said: Why did it come to a halt ? good build so far Click to expand... http://www.blasterforum.com/general-support-17/how-bad-43474/ thats why lol. but i'm buying a new cylinder soon.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 6, 2011 #26 Bottom end is off for cleaning. I'm also thinking about stripping down to bare frame for paint. which at this point is just a matter of unbolting the swing arm and a-arms. The wiring is now off the frame to strip the unneeded crap off of it. like the oil and neutral indicator lights. Last edited: Nov 7, 2011
Bottom end is off for cleaning. I'm also thinking about stripping down to bare frame for paint. which at this point is just a matter of unbolting the swing arm and a-arms. The wiring is now off the frame to strip the unneeded crap off of it. like the oil and neutral indicator lights.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 7, 2011 #27 Also just found out that the durablue axle on my blaster is actually a 2+2 for a banshee. so that means I can go from +4 to +6 right?
Also just found out that the durablue axle on my blaster is actually a 2+2 for a banshee. so that means I can go from +4 to +6 right?
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 7, 2011 #28 Couldn't sleep update. Started cleaning the frame in preparation for paint. Yes my bike looks tweaked it's because the swingarm is half way unbolted. Lightened flywheel B)
Couldn't sleep update. Started cleaning the frame in preparation for paint. Yes my bike looks tweaked it's because the swingarm is half way unbolted. Lightened flywheel B)
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 9, 2011 #29 Halfway finished with stripping the paint. I need more aircraft stripper.
1995blaster New Member Jul 30, 2009 3,291 23 0 Nov 9, 2011 #30 Looks good, cant wait to see it finished
Blaaster Moderator Staff member Technician Jul 18, 2011 15,384 1,120 165 eastern australia Nov 10, 2011 #31 You can save a heap of paint stripper if you cover it with alum cooking foil right after you put it on. The foil stops the solvents escaping and the stripper bites hard into the old paint. You dont need to use as much if you cover it
You can save a heap of paint stripper if you cover it with alum cooking foil right after you put it on. The foil stops the solvents escaping and the stripper bites hard into the old paint. You dont need to use as much if you cover it
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 10, 2011 #32 I actually just bought a can of the brush on stuff and I'm going to try this thanks.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 15, 2011 #34 I didn't have internet for the past 2 days so I actually got a lot of work done. pics later today. And I got the cylinder today, Thanks Sonia!
I didn't have internet for the past 2 days so I actually got a lot of work done. pics later today. And I got the cylinder today, Thanks Sonia!
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 15, 2011 #35 It's really humid out right now so there's dew on the frame but you get the idea. mmm red steering tube. The other a-arm is still hanging up to dry.
It's really humid out right now so there's dew on the frame but you get the idea. mmm red steering tube. The other a-arm is still hanging up to dry.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 16, 2011 #36 I got to looking at my swingarm extension, it's the same 4 1/2 JTM Products one that 79Bronco has. definitely lucked out with that one.
I got to looking at my swingarm extension, it's the same 4 1/2 JTM Products one that 79Bronco has. definitely lucked out with that one.
Sonia_69 New Member Jun 6, 2011 386 5 0 Iowa Nov 17, 2011 #37 Looking good!!! Glad I could help you out with the cylinder
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 17, 2011 #38 Sonia_69 said: Looking good!!! Glad I could help you out with the cylinder Click to expand... I couldn't have done this build without your help, thanks a bunch. Last edited: Nov 17, 2011
Sonia_69 said: Looking good!!! Glad I could help you out with the cylinder Click to expand... I couldn't have done this build without your help, thanks a bunch.
vspec New Member Feb 12, 2008 246 3 18 37 Nov 20, 2011 #39 anyone have a shift shaft seal they want to get rid of?
1995blaster New Member Jul 30, 2009 3,291 23 0 Nov 20, 2011 #40 Looks good. Im diggin it so far, keep the good work coming.