powdercoating rearsets on a 696

Started by mrplease, February 11, 2009, 08:25:11 AM

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R2

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Thanks!

mrplease

thanks for everyones help on this...

i took mine off and dropped them off to be powdercoated. they said they are going to sandblast off the coating so the powdercoat would stick real good!

i also did the handlebar clamps while i was at it...



mrplease

for those of you wanting to see a white 696 with the rearsets powder coated black. here ya go...



golgofett

mr please, what black did you go with, matte or a gloss.  It is hard to tell in the pic but were you trying to match the trellis or the swingarm?
2009 M1100 Gloss Black
Motovation Frame Sliders
Touring Seat
CRG Lanesplitters w/Rhinomoto Barends
Rizoma fender eliminator
Rizoma Avio 21's

R2

mrplease, did you leave those bushings (for the swingarm bolt) in there while it was powder coated? I spent a while today trying to get them out, couldn't do it.

zLoki

Quote from: R2 on February 23, 2009, 12:07:58 AM
mrplease, did you leave those bushings (for the swingarm bolt) in there while it was powder coated? I spent a while today trying to get them out, couldn't do it.

I also tried to get them out, does not look like they will...  Anyone know if the PC process will damage the bushing?

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Mostly stock '12 796
Sold - '09 696 with 30,000 miles

mrplease

i left them in and had absolutely no problems. i had them cover the bushings with tape as a precaution. they also used extra heat and coated them extra thick! i don't think they will ever chip!

RB

i left mine in also, as i had a spare to test on. But i will say they looked a little tacky when i pulled them out of the oven, but they seem fine after cooling.