Making motorcycle hardware look new again at home.

In this video i try out my new Caswell 1.5 gallon zinc plating kit on my CR500 project . As well i try out the yellow chromate and black chromate kits.

[@djnortz5449]

Wow they look great! I sand blast mine and cerakote but I love that finish

[@Kx5hundo]

Wow that caswell kit is good stuff
im definitely checking this out

[@TNTMOTO]

Yes once you get everything dialed in, it can save you a ton of money on builds. And then there is the hardware that you just cant replace as well.

[@lawrenceveinotte]

Great video, thanks

[@TNTMOTO]

Thankyou for watching

[@Mr10usdad]

I am glad you have good results. I have had really good luck with Caswell kit. I have been using blue chromate on mine. I then let it dry for about 48 hours.

[@TNTMOTO]

Going to have to get some blue chromate

[@Mr10usdad]

@@TNTMOTO I think I will get some yellow chromate as well. Some of the older bikes use it on certain parts like the spoke nipples.

[@TNTMOTO]

@@Mr10usdad yellow and black are the most important for sure. i plan to get the blue for resto mods

[@TheTojocat]

I dig the gold look, i would like to see it even darker to be honest. It would look sick on a green KX or CR with gold rims. have gold sprockets and chain and bolts! Cool vid, i had no idea how that was done

[@TNTMOTO]

It would look good on a kx. you can make it darker

[@carpetmantis]

A green CR with gold rims?

[@TNTMOTO]

@@carpetmantis I dont think he meant a green cr

[@tomatoknuckles]

Very good tutorial, alot better than your maths 😂 looking forward to it all coming together.

[@TNTMOTO]

lol You watched right till the end. thanks for watching.

[@tomatoknuckles]

@@TNTMOTO Always do, it's the least we can do for the free tutorials and how too's you channels provide.