I have sikkens paint line and I have a good match for yamaha blue grey; however, you can go to color rite and get it (expensive but good quality paint). It can get expensive if you don't have the epoxy, cloth, grinder, sand paper, discs, paint, clear, primer etc) I might have a 100-150 bucks in supplies on this project, but I keep all of these products in our shop. (IE don't have to buy a whole kit of epoxy, don't need a whole gallon of clear, etc)
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you make it look easy. I swear! I guess I might give it a shot on that new project I picked up.
I know fentertainment can handle that...easy job!!!
Where you from ?
Good to see Epoxy resin for that repair!CHEERS from Westcoast Vancouver Island!
Why?
@@robhandford3006 Ithink it is strongest option
You used Roving for that?
Been there done that.
Is the outside regular polyester resin long hair putty?
Evercoat Kitty Hair - www.evercoat.com/product/kitty-hair-quart/
then normal body filler and primer.
Well done. How much do you think all the materials cost? Did you by the paint from Yamaha? Thanks for sharing.
I have sikkens paint line and I have a good match for yamaha blue grey; however, you can go to color rite and get it (expensive but good quality paint). It can get expensive if you don't have the epoxy, cloth, grinder, sand paper, discs, paint, clear, primer etc) I might have a 100-150 bucks in supplies on this project, but I keep all of these products in our shop. (IE don't have to buy a whole kit of epoxy, don't need a whole gallon of clear, etc)
Can I send you mine?
'Promosm'