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My Suzuski Gsxr 600 Pink Spray paint project

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 GSXR 600 PINK PAINT PROJECT Summary of Steps (no details yet) Bring: plastic drop cloth, table to put fairings and gas tank on, lots of towels/rags, sandable primer, sand paper 400/800/1200, base coat, clear coat, rag to go inside fuel tank(gas), tweezers (pick out dust), water, spray can holder 1)       Peel off all decals and rhinestones. Remove Gas tank. a.        Sand and Wipe down as necessary               2)       Apply Aircraft paint remover  (we did about 3-4 coats – bring a book to read while it works on peeling off paint or you could be doing something else to your bike. Watch the fumes. Friend splashed some aircraft remover on my face and I had a scar for two weeks. Be sure not to get that remover on your skin. It literally eats everything!. We poured the aircraft remover in a large mason jar, and painted it on ...

wtf.. screw fell into motorcycle gas tank

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soooo my new painted  suzuki gsxr pink gas tank is painted looking all shiny so i decided i'm going to reattach the gas tank back to the bike so i can run it a little. so i got it on and was adding the metal fuel tank cap / cover. i was literally down to my last screw and bam!!! it popped out of the screw hole and fell down the fuel tank rolling in the little bit of gas i did have left in the tank. i screamed so loud in disbelief even my dog looked at me because he thought something happened. something did happen the f@#$& screw fell in the tank. so i immediately text my biker people to see if i could just leave it in there knowing the partial ocd in me wouldnt let the screw stay there. while i waited for a response, i got my extended magnetic pole thingy. i got a flashlight leaned my head against the tank, took a big whiff unknowingly of premium gas and focused my one eyeball not leaning on the gas tank to find that screw. ah ha! i see it. i stick that magne...

Auto Emergency check list

So I was going through my notes and it reminded me that I need to dig through my trunk and make sure I have everything for an emergency.... as time goes in, things get moved, used or lost. I forgot where i got this list from but I did one year put a bookbag together of most (not all) of the items and have in time used many of the items. Just sharing my list - This  emergency car kit checklist covers the basics but it also has  suggestions for items you may have overlooked. Consider packing these supplies for a super vehicle emergency car kit you can bring along on a spring or summer road trip, or just your next long-distance excursion with the kids: Sanitation Toilet paper . Keep a 4-pack handy; remove the cardboard tubes and flatten. Hand sanitizer . Store in a quart-size zip-top bag to avoid leakage. Toothbrush, toothpaste and dental floss . Travel sizes make these easier to pack. Pack a set for each member in a zip-top bag labeled with each person’s name. Plasti...

My 2017 to do list to my 2011 Suzuki Gsxr 600

Okay, my bike is a 2011 Suzuki Gsx - r 600 I got it in 2014 with only 125 miles on it It currently has an estimated 11, 200 miles I got an oil change in August 2015 Sooooo I guess it's clear to say, my bike is due for some serious maintenance. As everyone know, I stickered and bedazzled (rhinestoned) every part of my bike. Seemed like a fun, creative and great idea at the time, until I decided a couple of weeks ago that I want to paint my bike pink and white. Hmmm now those adhesive stickers and rhinestones don't look like fun. Matter of fact it was pain staking to remove. Eventually I got a heat gun which I am so grateful for whoever invented that!! Just sharing my to do list, since this year, it is all about my Gsxr 600 .... April 2017 A- Rhinestone/sticker removal from fairings .. Use heat gun (harbor freight on sale $12.99) @DONE B- PAINT FAIRING BOLT -  New Fairing bolt kit (ebay arrive by 4/13 on sale $19.99) *Paint pink or metallic gold the ...