Triumphrat

Tommybro · 02-16-2006

I never did like the chrome horn cover on the Legend.
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triumphrider99 · 02-17-2006

Thats cool! Your right i think it looks like a after thought to. Imade some Hi-Way bars for the wifes Legend and painted them black, I think it looks better than chrome on the legend.

triumphrider99 · 02-17-2006

Hi-Way Bars

zimtok · 02-17-2006

Very nice,,,
Both the black horn cover and the Highway pegs/bracket.

Two future projects for me.

Did you see my cut-away chain cover in the Mod section?

triumphrider99 · 02-17-2006

Now Thats a Good Idea right there !!!

Zardoz · 03-01-2006

Did you have to strip the chrome (if so how), or did you powder coat on top of the chrome? :???:

Saigon5 · 03-01-2006

I used a spay can called Rock Guard. Apllied directly over the chrome, once dry you would swear that it is done at the same time as the engine. Same color, same finish.

Easy to remove with paint remover if you want to go back. I did the the cow bell and the chain guard like that.

Tommybro · 03-01-2006

My brother is a professional powder coat applicator on a paint line at a local factory. Sweet! It's done right over what ever finish thats on it. He did a great job.

SWare · 03-02-2006

Quote:

On 2006-03-01 13:19, Saigon5 wrote:
I used a spay can called Rock Guard.

Where did you purchase, i.e., auto parts store, paint supply, etc.?
Who is the manufacturer/brand?

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Saigon5 · 03-02-2006

Since in live in the great north (Canada), you do not have the store that sells it. It is from Canadian Tire stores but I did see in a NAPA auto part stores a product that looked identical.

Basically, it is used as an undercoat that will not chip away if hit by road gravel and dirt. In the Canadian Tire stores it is called rock guard and I think that the name was similar in the NAPA store.