I need to paint the lower unit of my Yamaha, and I’ve got a spray can of yamaha paint. I figure the most important thing you can help with is me picking a good primer to stick to the sanded metal and remaining good paint. I’d like to stay with spray cans since it’s a pretty small job and I’ve got the yamaha color already.
Any good primers out there that will do good on the motor and have a high build that I can sand between coats perhaps? After priming with a few coats I feel like regular automotive silver for a few thin coats, then the yamaha color, and then some clearcoat will do the job decently. I want to do it where it will last instead of just spraying the yamaha paint right on the bare metal.
Phin, you need to create a project thread for your new ride with pictures and such for us to follow your progress. I am sure we could help you out with ideas and save you some money.
Behind this helm stands a sickness that not even a women can cure.
Phin, you need to create a project thread for your new ride with pictures and such for us to follow your progress. I am sure we could help you out with ideas and save you some money.
Behind this helm stands a sickness that not even a women can cure.
My camera died on a fishing trip long ago. Care to donate one of yours to the cause?
Phin, you need to create a project thread for your new ride with pictures and such for us to follow your progress. I am sure we could help you out with ideas and save you some money.
Behind this helm stands a sickness that not even a women can cure.
My camera died on a fishing trip long ago. Care to donate one of yours to the cause?
'88 Mako 211, 200 HPDI
Luke 8:22-25
I have an old one around here somewhere I can give you. I will trade you for a couple bottom spots.
Behind this helm stands a sickness that not even a women can cure.
