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Rim stripingDoes anyone know of a decent rim striping? Does anyone do this locally? And the big question, does anyone know of a place who has stripes for a 16" rim, as my 97 CBR has a 16" front rim. |
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Rim stripingIt comes in rolls... One roll is more than enough for one side of a rim. Its easy to do just need to get a good mark with a sharp pencil to guide you around. And apply it slowly always looking ahead of where you are... kinda like taking a turn at speed ! |
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Rim stripingDef clean the lip of the rim before you put the rim stripe on. A clean surface will make it stick better. Also warm the rim stripe up a little bit because it allows it to bend easier. Other then that, just go slow. |
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Rim striping1/4" autozone/pepboys pinstriping. $9.99 enough to do at least 3 bikes (did both my duc and sv with 1 roll and good amount left over). The duc i did the striping with the wheels off and it mad it a heck of alot easier, came out 10x times better than my SV which i did on the bike. But you can only tell the imperfections in it if you really look. |
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Rim stripingIf you want a specific color you can always order from here: http://www.tapeworks.com/Rimstripes/RimstripesHome.html I've done business with them a handful of times. Really fast shipping |
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