Colour matched exhaust shield

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  1. Slick

    Slick Elite Member

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    My OEM exhaust keeps on rusting through so bought an exhaust off CallumW (the newer type with a shield)
    I was thinking of colour matching the shield.

    Any thoughts, too much?

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  2. martinowen

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    Not over keen myself but I'm not riding it
     
  3. Slick

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    I dunno, wont be fitting the new exhaust for a few weeks so will mull over it
     
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    What about red? Would that work?
     
  5. blade1980

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    Just stick a yoshi on it, rust problem solved ;-)
     
  6. stujacks

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    Personally I think it looks better as standard but that's just my thoughts.

    Cheers Stu
     
  7. blade1980

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    Doesn't sound as good tho ;-)
    Each to their own!
     
  8. MOz

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    Could you paint the lower half HRC Blue so it looked like a racing bellypan extended back from the original blue bellypan line. Then, get the silver exhaust shroud power coated black and Bob's your uncle. I'm not keen on the silver coloured exhaust. Black would be much better and not make the half blue, half black idea to busy with the silver shroud as well.

    Get me????
     
  9. Slick

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    liking it :)
     
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    possibly!
     
  11. Slick

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    my neighbours would disagree first thing in the morning!
     
  12. Slick

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    you're probably right, just want mine to be slightly different:)
     
  13. martinowen

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    I must say I'm liking the red
     
  14. MOz

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    No you don't!!! Extend the natural blue line back from the bellypan at the same angle and paint the section below that line blue. Everything above it - black.

    Can use photoshop so I'll have to work on my explanations!!!
     
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    It just won't stay that colour heat on anything other than black will discolour
     

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