SuperChicken III is in for Custom Paint
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SuperChicken III is in for Custom Paint
SuperChicken III is now in the paint shop (MadMic Customs of Smyrna, GA).
To document the process, I created a page to show the initial stages of the process and to show a few samples of Mickey's work:
The Process Begins
cheers,
--HotStreetVTR
To document the process, I created a page to show the initial stages of the process and to show a few samples of Mickey's work:
The Process Begins
cheers,
--HotStreetVTR
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Re: SuperChicken III is in for Custom Paint
Q for you: Why didn't you use furniture stripper on the tank? Looks like you've gone to a lot of trouble to sand/grind it down to bare metal - wouldn't stripper have saved you a few hours there? A few years back I used stripper on the wheels and the paint literally fell off.
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Re: SuperChicken III is in for Custom Paint
Q for you: Why didn't you use furniture stripper on the tank? Looks like you've gone to a lot of trouble to sand/grind it down to bare metal - wouldn't stripper have saved you a few hours there? A few years back I used stripper on the wheels and the paint literally fell off.
Even so, Mike McCormick of MadMic Customs finished what I started, and the tank is now smooth as a baby's bee-hind. (See the photos that I added to the page today.)
I also added to the page more samples of Mickey's of work. He's a very talented and very friendly guy. Thus, I look forward to seeing the finshed product.
cheers,
HotStreetVTR
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Re: SuperChicken III is in for Custom Paint
All that aside, SuperChicken III is now well on the way to being the bike I envision, and I too look forward to seeing the finished product. (Mickey is a true talent and a true person.)
cheers,
--HotStreetVTR
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