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Yamaha paint matches
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Found a quick way to do this..... A lot of time can be spent taping things off so I tried one of those Enamel Paint Pens a few years back and wow- make easy work of it and no taping required and has held up great!
The tip on these pens are a plunger type so you can just lower the tip into the cavities and push down to let the paint sort of pool and then take a small artist paint brush and just push the paint for a nice coat.
Then you just wipe around the edges if you need to.
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1970 RT1 360
1970 RT1 360
1971 CT1 175
1971 DT1 250
1971 DT1 250
1971 DT1 250
1971 RT1 360
1971 RT1 360 "Black Widow"
1973 RT3
1974 DT 360
1976 IT 400 / redesigned as a 75 MX400
1978 XT 500
1980 YZ 465
1984 IT 490
1970 RT1 360
1970 RT1 360
1971 CT1 175
1971 DT1 250
1971 DT1 250
1971 DT1 250
1971 RT1 360
1971 RT1 360 "Black Widow"
1973 RT3
1974 DT 360
1976 IT 400 / redesigned as a 75 MX400
1978 XT 500
1980 YZ 465
1984 IT 490
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- 4eyes
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These work GREAT for touching-up the black background on badges too.
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21 Nov 2014 10:02
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/\/\/\/\/\/\ Love that '71 R5B, what rear sets are those? I'm partial to that orange & white.
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26 Nov 2014 22:38
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I manufactured the rear-sets myself to use the stock pegs, and they still fold-up. I made these with bronze bushings, but I am not satisfied with the "feel", so I have a set of skateboard bearings to replace them but I need to get some lathe work done.
It is a '72, the build thread is at: DTT
It is a '72, the build thread is at: DTT
27 Nov 2014 18:06
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Thanks Devin! Not sure where you find the time to do all this.
If we get solid info, I will add it to the model specs when that project gets more mature! I spoke yesterday with Enduronut, and we are planning some very cool site upgrades!
If we get solid info, I will add it to the model specs when that project gets more mature! I spoke yesterday with Enduronut, and we are planning some very cool site upgrades!
IF it isn't one thing, it's another.
12 Jan 2015 01:24
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The 1973 dt3 dark green on my bike the fuel tank is darker then the oil tank and headlamp. I researched a ppg color from a 2000-2006 nissan ppg #402508 VI the more vivid variant formula. we use envirobase water base with clear the color is inbetween the fuel tank and the other parts. this would be a good option instead of a tricoat
12 Jan 2015 09:26
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my dt3 is a low milage original got it from original owner has always been garaged. the tank was sprayed on the heavy side and buried the metallic the parts are close but not exactly the same. being a collision painter I notice it but most people wouldnt. great thread nice to see someone trying to keep colors up to date.
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13 Jan 2015 07:22
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Any one got a match for the 1973 AT3 Blue? Cheers, Robert
15 Jan 2015 18:54
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the 1973 AT3 was painted in Brigade Blue Candy according to what I found.here is a place selling that paint.
www.yamahamotorcyclepaint.com/brigade-blue-candy.html
www.yamahamotorcyclepaint.com/brigade-blue-candy.html
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15 Jan 2015 20:24
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This is a great thread!
Any info on the green paint for the 1972 LT2 100?
Any info on the green paint for the 1972 LT2 100?
Present and accounted for:
2017 Aprilia Tuono RR
1972 Yamaha LT2 100 Enduro
Appreciated, but divorced:
2015 Monster 821
Childhood memories:
2000 Yamaha YZ 125
1995 Yamaha RT 100
1994 Polaris 400 4X4
1992 Suzuki LT 160 Quadrunner
2017 Aprilia Tuono RR
1972 Yamaha LT2 100 Enduro
Appreciated, but divorced:
2015 Monster 821
Childhood memories:
2000 Yamaha YZ 125
1995 Yamaha RT 100
1994 Polaris 400 4X4
1992 Suzuki LT 160 Quadrunner
13 Apr 2015 09:06
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