Old video,but I just found it. If you like the look of the bare aluminum ,look at "Eastwood" Products they have alot of coatings that will protect ,raw aluminum finish. Also this author ,should release the nozzle at every pass. Spray stroke, release , spray stroke release......you do the same painting a car with a spray gun. Don't just hold the nozzle ,continuosly . How ,anybody ,finds the time, to record ,edit, upload...then take the flood of comments, is like becoming the President ,a very thankless job. Good beginner video, good job.
Great series. I have had a 1972 350 since I was 13. It has just been sitting since. Finally started the restoration about a month ago. Any tips on where to find original parts? I have been having a hard time. Most of what I find is for the 4 cylinder. Thanks for any help.
I have a 1970 cb350 I'm restoring. Would a fine wire brush attachment for my drill be alright to use on the unpainted covers to take off rust and corrosion? As well as a decent buildup of dirt?
I would put a little bit thinner layers and more of them, specially the first one, the very first one should barely be noticeable, then add two more as it has completely dried. Thats atleast how we paint heavy duty on ships, but that is on a steel surface ofcause so maybe this is different?
+SportSoulLife It is always better to do it like you guys do, more thinner layers. Doesn't matter what is the surface, better paint quality at the end. It takes more time so people who do it for $ will look for a quicker way to get more work done.
I sand blasted mine at work. Primed it twice before putting my paint on. I also threw some clear coat on it afterwards. Remember there's 2 types of paint. ceramic or enamel. Don't mix them.
Why didn't you remove the timing cover from the engine case ? The next time you need to remove this cover it will be stuck to the casing and spoil the otherwise perfect finish when you remove it.
would you recommend to paint the left and the right engine covers? I had a gas leak and it's damaged the paint on my left cover.. i'm thinking of repainting it. The right one's fine though. I'm just thinking in terms of paint matching..
Repdan1 It will depend on several factors. First of all the type of metal that the cover is made out of and secondly whether or not the engine paint has held up well. The parts of the cover where the engine paint has stayed on well will be more shiny than the parts of the cover that have been exposed to the elements without the protection of the engine paint.
it's a good idea to wash with a thiners after using the heavy duty duty paint stripper incase there's any left on the surface, it would trash your new paint work,
Idk why but it always bugs me when people paint the screws in a side cover. I like them to be shiny and it only takes 5 minutes to throw a buffing wheel on and polish them. Plus the paint would get trashed by a screw driver the first time you use it.
next time. The first layer should not cover the surface fully, only partially, doing this you are creating a adhesive surface that the 2nd and 3rd layer will have a better surface to bond to. ;)
Hello. What method you use to clean/degrease the oily and dirty aluminium parts? I know oven cleaner works fine but it eats aluminium. Pressure washer with some soap, dunno. Share your ideas/ experience. Tia.
I would personally have taken the oil fill cap out and the crank case cover off, then given it a few clear coats. But as they say in Venice, whatever floats your boat.
You should be using etch primer on bare metal surfaces, it bonds to the metal better than generic 'primers'. Plus you should do more than one coat and then wet sand untill smooth, clean and then basecoat and clear coat after, which you didn't show
Does it have to be engine spray paint? I have one that can take extreme heat, doesn't say anything about engine but I think it should work for engine cover. Any thought?
Nigel Fisher The easiest way to tell is if there is anywhere visible where the paint has either come off or started to crack. if you are planning on restoring it you could put some paint remover on it and see if any paint bubbles off.
So basically the point of this video is: follow directions on the can. Pro tip... leave the filter cover and fasteners in place when you paint for a real high-dollar look
Joey Dahmus It sounds a little harsh to me but without seeing it it is hard to say. I would start slow with the drill and make sure it doesn't do any damage to the metal and then continue from there.
This is an aluminum case, however I believe it would work on a magnesium case. You should check whatever engine enamel you are planning on using to see if it is applicable to magnesium but the process would be the same for aluminum or magnesium.
try to get the 1500 degree high heat, or settle for 1400....I have painted mine on a 1978 RD400 . been 12 years still looks good, also paint my chambers every year. ey for 10 bucks whewwww whooo.
Just buffing it will bring a natural shine.Bottle spray paint will not stay longer than a year. May be he made this video for people who want a quick paint job.
Good prep awful execution paint on screws will crack the minute you touch them with a screw driver and filter cover itself will not come off easy now and will surely mark the paint trying to remove
Its not that hard... If your parting out a bike just start undoing bolts and shit. But if your gonna rebuild it (judging by your lack of knowledge i dont think you will be) id have a professional rebuild
Nice painting video. I really liked it. I am about to restore my 1988 Yamaha RX100 and this video is certainly helpful to me. Good work.
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Looks great man. Great how too video that everyone should see.
It doesn't actually say primer on it.
But if you look on it. It says primer.
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Huh? haha!
I like to use VHT caliper paint in a spray can. I also like to remove screws and filler caps...
spotthedogg Even better VHT have a very high degree paint for engines & exhausts.
yea thanks man learned alot. You should continue making how to video for motorcycle restorations
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Old video,but I just found it.
If you like the look of the bare aluminum ,look at "Eastwood"
Products they have alot of coatings that will protect ,raw aluminum finish.
Also this author ,should release the nozzle at every pass.
Spray stroke, release , spray stroke release......you do the same painting a car with a spray gun.
Don't just hold the nozzle ,continuosly .
How ,anybody ,finds the time, to record ,edit, upload...then take the flood of comments, is like becoming the President ,a very thankless job. Good beginner video, good job.
Nice clean job.
Great series. I have had a 1972 350 since I was 13. It has just been sitting since. Finally started the restoration about a month ago. Any tips on where to find original parts? I have been having a hard time. Most of what I find is for the 4 cylinder. Thanks for any help.
that looked soo good
I have a 1970 cb350 I'm restoring. Would a fine wire brush attachment for my drill be alright to use on the unpainted covers to take off rust and corrosion? As well as a decent buildup of dirt?
Looks great. What colour top coat did you use?
1:20. Make sure you get all the aircrafts off of the engine cover
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I would put a little bit thinner layers and more of them, specially the first one, the very first one should barely be noticeable, then add two more as it has completely dried. Thats atleast how we paint heavy duty on ships, but that is on a steel surface ofcause so maybe this is different?
+SportSoulLife It is always better to do it like you guys do, more thinner layers. Doesn't matter what is the surface, better paint quality at the end. It takes more time so people who do it for $ will look for a quicker way to get more work done.
I sand blasted mine at work. Primed it twice before putting my paint on. I also threw some clear coat on it afterwards. Remember there's 2 types of paint. ceramic or enamel. Don't mix them.
Aircraft remover.. so I pour this on my aircraft and it removed it?
Pretty much
Jon CRS in russia the aircraft removes you
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Good painting video but painting the screws and plate is pretty dumb.
Why didn't you remove the timing cover from the engine case ? The next time you need to remove this cover it will be stuck to the casing and spoil the otherwise perfect finish when you remove it.
wow, awesome job
I have a 1990 Suzuki Dr250s and my engine looks the same as this^ will it come up as shiny as yours does?
What paint did you used? Nice job
would you recommend to paint the left and the right engine covers? I had a gas leak and it's damaged the paint on my left cover.. i'm thinking of repainting it. The right one's fine though. I'm just thinking in terms of paint matching..
best channel!!!!!!
Repdan1 It will depend on several factors. First of all the type of metal that the cover is made out of and secondly whether or not the engine paint has held up well. The parts of the cover where the engine paint has stayed on well will be more shiny than the parts of the cover that have been exposed to the elements without the protection of the engine paint.
it's a good idea to wash with a thiners after using the heavy duty duty paint stripper incase there's any left on the surface, it would trash your new paint work,
Idk why but it always bugs me when people paint the screws in a side cover. I like them to be shiny and it only takes 5 minutes to throw a buffing wheel on and polish them. Plus the paint would get trashed by a screw driver the first time you use it.
thats why powdercoat is better
Some people like them painted! I agree with you. I like the stainless bolt look myself.
That why you polish it when you take them out
totally agree
next time. The first layer should not cover the surface fully, only partially, doing this you are creating a adhesive surface that the 2nd and 3rd layer will have a better surface to bond to. ;)
You mean only one coat of primer?
Where can we get the Aircraft remover? Also can any primer work ? How about removing existing paint by sand blasting ?
I was wondering what paint color you used? Was it dupli-color cast coat aluminum?
I didn't use the cast coat aluminum I used the Dupli-Color engine enamel Aluminum.
Ok thanks it looks great and really close to the original color. Thanks again
Hello.
What method you use to clean/degrease the oily and dirty aluminium parts?
I know oven cleaner works fine but it eats aluminium.
Pressure washer with some soap, dunno.
Share your ideas/ experience.
Tia.
Brake cleaner followed by soap and water
why did u leave the screws on?
Nice work ! How about after you stripped the paint , you polished it instead ? That would have been cool.
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Vapor blasting if available makes aluminum look amazing.
I would personally have taken the oil fill cap out and the crank case cover off, then given it a few clear coats.
But as they say in Venice, whatever floats your boat.
The cap was originally painted to match also. He’s restoring so it makes sense.
what the color number of this paint ? it's awesome!
Nice video
You should be using etch primer on bare metal surfaces, it bonds to the metal better than generic 'primers'. Plus you should do more than one coat and then wet sand untill smooth, clean and then basecoat and clear coat after, which you didn't show
Does it have to be engine spray paint? I have one that can take extreme heat, doesn't say anything about engine but I think it should work for engine cover. Any thought?
What's the max temperature the paint takes?
Motorcycle Restoration Channel Hey, what is this cover made of? Which metal?
Do you use a top coat afterwards or just leave the paint as top coat?
I used a clear coat of engine enamel made by the same brand
Motorcycle Restoration Channel whats the other name of aircraft remover?
Is it necessary to make ply with enamel?... Can I just paint it
The US Air Force uses aircraft remover during wartime. Very effect against enemy planes.
Marvel mystery oil works on removing original finish
Get channel. I've got a Yamaha XJR1300 that I'm just about to start restoring. How do I tell if the engine is painted on this model ?
Nigel Fisher The easiest way to tell is if there is anywhere visible where the paint has either come off or started to crack. if you are planning on restoring it you could put some paint remover on it and see if any paint bubbles off.
Polish is best solution for this cover.
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will the paint remover work on plastic?
So basically the point of this video is: follow directions on the can.
Pro tip... leave the filter cover and fasteners in place when you paint for a real high-dollar look
Joey Dahmus It sounds a little harsh to me but without seeing it it is hard to say. I would start slow with the drill and make sure it doesn't do any damage to the metal and then continue from there.
Thanks!
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Which paint and primer used??
should i use a special engine paint ?
Hey can you try show how to spray sprocket hub chrome colour??
Is it safe to use aircraft remover on cars?
is it okay to paint engine without opening engine?
what kind of paint did you use?
what type of product did you use to start?
which acid u use for colour remover? it is acitone?
is this a magnesium case by any chance? if not would this work on magnesium?
This is an aluminum case, however I believe it would work on a magnesium case. You should check whatever engine enamel you are planning on using to see if it is applicable to magnesium but the process would be the same for aluminum or magnesium.
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If i wanted to remove the paint on my gas tank, would using this be okay?
***** Yes it would
What paint can be used to paint cylinder? Because hot cylinder can burn out the paint from it? Can i use normal high temperature paint?
You should be able to use that
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Thanks!
try to get the 1500 degree high heat, or settle for 1400....I have painted mine on a 1978 RD400 . been 12 years still looks good, also paint my chambers every year. ey for 10 bucks whewwww whooo.
Please dear god do not use rattle can paint.
if i use a clear coat does this need to be heat resistent to?
thank u!
+Noah Hoekendijk definitely
But dont u need special heat resistant paint for parts that get extremely hot? This spray paint wud chip off.
Hang the object you want to paint. Hold the spray can upright and you should be able to get higher quality finish.
I get this video is 8 years old but always work with aircraft paint stripper in a ventilated area
Is there a specific name for the engine primer and the paint?
@motorcylerestorationchanel how is the paint holding up
what is the first layer of the paint is?
Cost of air craft remover
Can't seem to buy this in UK :-(
Bro, you don't hold the spray tip down the hold time. you stop every stroke
He put it on evenly when he used that technique. All that matters.
why the hell did to paint with the oil filler cap on? and painting over screws!
I hope that was etching primer for aluminum? Not!
why you don't just polish the metal? i think it's way better than paint
Just buffing it will bring a natural shine.Bottle spray paint will not stay longer than a year. May be he made this video for people who want a quick paint job.
you clear the surface and didn't wear gloves and Touch it with your bare hands ?
this paint will not last long at this point
Will it rust? Because the coating from the manufacturer is removed?
look nice if butterfly land fresh paint
may i know the part number of the paints you used sir?:) tia
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How can I do different colour?
Could you please let me know sir?
It's the exact same steps just after your base coat of primer just get high temp paint I'm the color you want
pls indicate the product name which are of high heat resistance for bullet silencers
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Yo tip for the future.. that paint remover will eat through latex...
what's the liquid..?
Should take that cam cover off and polish it up to Chrome. Bad Ass
you didn't indicate what paint and clear coat you used
how to buy it
After you got it clean and all nice and shinny. Why didn't you just clear coat it instead of painting aluminum.
Sir,if the plastic covers
Can tou remove chrome this way?
Chris Santos No removing chrome is a much more extensive process
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Anyone else think the case was just greasy/dirty/muddy in the thumbnail? Lol
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Nice info on the aircraft remover, will help remove douchebags cars parked illegally. Syringe and spray away at the paint! Thanks!
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Just wiping it with a paper towel will leave contaminants.
Good prep awful execution paint on screws will crack the minute you touch them with a screw driver and filter cover itself will not come off easy now and will surely mark the paint trying to remove
also teach as how to remove parts form motorcycle
Its not that hard... If your parting out a bike just start undoing bolts and shit. But if your gonna rebuild it (judging by your lack of knowledge i dont think you will be) id have a professional rebuild
more classic without paint i think
I wouldn't paint it I would of mothers polish it out