Re: Engine Painting

Posted by Honda Dog on
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Hi, I didn't paint the engine yet. On the Honda CB750 the engine has to bo removed and it takes two people to do it. I don't have anyone around where I live to help me so it's on hold until one of my brothers or friends come to visit for four or five days. I want to have the top cam cover polished and then I will bead blast the engine with crushed walnut shells before I paint it. This bike is showroom quality except for the engine paint. I was really stupid for not doing it when the bike was restored. I had it down to the bare frame at that time and thought the engine looked pretty good at the time. When I got it back together I relized I was very wrong. Thanks for the tip on the paint. I did go and buy it and it will match the original color great.

On Wed, Dec 5, 2012 at 5:28 PM, blk72750 [via Honda CB750'S] <[hidden email]> wrote:
How did this paint hold up in your bike for the summer? Also what all did you do to prep the engine as far as cleaning?


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All stock except Dyna-S solid state ignition and tires. It has 32,000 original miles. The complete bike has had a frame bare restore.