Painting Atv Shock Springs. has anyone ever painted their shock spring? As long as you don't have any cables. highjack over, scotchbrite your springs and paint them with spray bombs to hide the color of existing springs for a cheap cover up. embarking on the journey of painting your shock springs requires more than just a can of paint and a brush. So it absolutely can be. Have seen suggestion that enamel meant for plastic contains flex agent and works well. I read the paint chips easy from flexing and powder coating is the. I have painted a couple springs with it. my buddy is a painter at a local bodyshop here and he painted the springs on some of our sleds. use paint with a flex agent in it like the stuff for painting plastic car bumpers or bike fenders and it will last ok, it will. I've heard regular enamel won't resist the flexing and will flake and chip.
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highjack over, scotchbrite your springs and paint them with spray bombs to hide the color of existing springs for a cheap cover up. I've heard regular enamel won't resist the flexing and will flake and chip. embarking on the journey of painting your shock springs requires more than just a can of paint and a brush. has anyone ever painted their shock spring? use paint with a flex agent in it like the stuff for painting plastic car bumpers or bike fenders and it will last ok, it will. Have seen suggestion that enamel meant for plastic contains flex agent and works well. my buddy is a painter at a local bodyshop here and he painted the springs on some of our sleds. I have painted a couple springs with it. I read the paint chips easy from flexing and powder coating is the. So it absolutely can be.
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Painting Atv Shock Springs So it absolutely can be. Have seen suggestion that enamel meant for plastic contains flex agent and works well. use paint with a flex agent in it like the stuff for painting plastic car bumpers or bike fenders and it will last ok, it will. has anyone ever painted their shock spring? I read the paint chips easy from flexing and powder coating is the. As long as you don't have any cables. I've heard regular enamel won't resist the flexing and will flake and chip. I have painted a couple springs with it. embarking on the journey of painting your shock springs requires more than just a can of paint and a brush. highjack over, scotchbrite your springs and paint them with spray bombs to hide the color of existing springs for a cheap cover up. my buddy is a painter at a local bodyshop here and he painted the springs on some of our sleds. So it absolutely can be.
