I want to take a minute of my time to thank Javier Rullan Ruano for uploading this how-to video. Once I saw it for the first time I thought to myself this is a project I can take on and so I did. Javier shared with me the info Decal supplier and once the decals arrived, I started working on it after a few days my Yamaha F100 cowling looked like new. Now I feel confident that I can Paint the entire engine and for that I will always be grateful. Gracias Javier Ignacio Pérez
If you’re not going to remove the seal, stick some thin rope under it to lift the edge so you don’t need your deal with a masked paint edge that’s visible and will likely be the first point of failure of your new paint finish.
The upper plastic part of the cowl should be removed by 4 bolts.. ;).. the first-hand go primer for plastic.. then colour spray and the last 2 hands of transparent lack..
I have found if you take the blade and slide it down and across the letters it comes off a lot easier and if you do it while the cover is in the sun and hot its even easier.
Hola Javier mi nombre es Ignacio Perez tengo exactamente el mismo motor que pintara en el video. Le pregunto donde encontró las calcomanias porque no las encuentro, mi motor es carburado y todas las etiquetas que he visto son para fuel injection. La pintura es original Yamaha o donde puedo conseguir? Mi motor es un F100 del 2002 y necesita un poco de cariño. Pensaba contratar el trabajo pero luego de este video maravilloso lo voy a hacer yo mismo. Gracias anticipadas por su ayuda. Saludos Ignacio Perez de Puerto Rico
+dinopromopr Las puedes conseguir aqui: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-100-four-stroke-outboard-engine-decals-sticker-kit-/331444015310 Aunque puedes comprar las originales en cualquier taller autorizado Yamaha
Does this color stick on old without any primer? In my case I have used colors (spray) from TK-Line but after one year the color fall off from engine cover...
+roadstar499 I use non Yamaha official paint , find here www.francobordo.com/osculati-pintura-para-motor-fueraborda-p-9068.html, two hands and no clear coat.
hola buenas,le ha quedado muy bien ,para mi gusto le podrias dar al final una vez terminado ya dos o tres capas de laca automovilistica brillante y seria ya el remate,muy buen trabajo saludos y felices fiestas
There are basically two ways to remove it, one is using heat through a hair dryer or other professional device, also scratching with a blade as seen in the video
+Jon Bergeron I got the can from Colorite paint. If you go to the site you'll see the different drop downs and you can choose your color based on the color number from the factory. I also use the 004D. By the way, I've been in the paint business for 30 years and you should never use a polish immediately after painting and certainly never UNDER the decals. The waxy finish underneath could easily act as a release agent for the stickers. good luck
Take cowl apart completely, Don’t spray paint, use a proper gun with base and clear coat, don’t wax for atleast 90 days, use soap and water to apply decal
I want to take a minute of my time to thank Javier Rullan Ruano for uploading this how-to video. Once I saw it for the first time I thought to myself this is a project I can take on and so I did. Javier shared with me the info Decal supplier and once the decals arrived, I started working on it after a few days my Yamaha F100 cowling looked like new. Now I feel confident that I can Paint the entire engine and for that I will always be grateful.
Gracias Javier
Ignacio Pérez
Gracias Ignacio for your kind comment. I sincerely glad that this video have been helpful for you.
If you’re not going to remove the seal, stick some thin rope under it to lift the edge so you don’t need your deal with a masked paint edge that’s visible and will likely be the first point of failure of your new paint finish.
There is a new video here th-cam.com/video/rWYvrAIKTS0/w-d-xo.html
I took off all the old decals on my boat and motor of 20 years hair dryer really works great
A well done video and excellent results on your engine cowling. Thank you for the lesson and fine example, it has encouraged me to do the same.
Thanks!
Javier, you are the man! Fantastic! I have 2004 HPDIs and the cowls are showing age. I'll follow your video. Thanks so much!
I'm glad that the video was useful to you, regards!
Enhorabuena por el trabajo a quedado como nuevo, gracias por el video y la traducción!
Gracias, me alegro haber sido de ayuda!
Donde se puede comprar la calcomania?
The upper plastic part of the cowl should be removed by 4 bolts.. ;).. the first-hand go primer for plastic.. then colour spray and the last 2 hands of transparent lack..
I have found if you take the blade and slide it down and across the letters it comes off a lot easier and if you do it while the cover is in the sun and hot its even easier.
I agree, using heat is easier to detach the old letters from the surface.
Hola, gran trabajo. Cuantos botes de pintura serian necesarios?.
Gracias, por lo menos 4 para dejarlo bien y dejar algo para retoques
You forgot the clear coat to protect the paint and keep it shine.
Cùng ý kiến :)
New video with coating: th-cam.com/video/rWYvrAIKTS0/w-d-xo.html
Great job, about to do my two 115's, I appreciate the walk through. :)
+ricor43 Thanks!
Great info, thanks
Thanks
I’ve have never seen a person paint like that. No pattern or even coverage
Excelente, en espera de nuevos videos.
Gracias!
Good job! I have seen some nasty cowlings. Yours came out great!
Thanks!
You're welcome!
Pour les autocollants,chauffer moderement avec un seche cheveux ou decapeur thermique...
Is that three cans just for the cowl or the whole motor?
Hola Javier mi nombre es Ignacio Perez tengo exactamente el mismo motor que pintara en el video. Le pregunto donde encontró las calcomanias porque no las encuentro, mi motor es carburado y todas las etiquetas que he visto son para fuel injection. La pintura es original Yamaha o donde puedo conseguir? Mi motor es un F100 del 2002 y necesita un poco de cariño. Pensaba contratar el trabajo pero luego de este video maravilloso lo voy a hacer yo mismo. Gracias anticipadas por su ayuda.
Saludos
Ignacio Perez de Puerto Rico
+dinopromopr Las puedes conseguir aqui: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-100-four-stroke-outboard-engine-decals-sticker-kit-/331444015310
Aunque puedes comprar las originales en cualquier taller autorizado Yamaha
Looks good, but one should never wax a fresh paint job, wait 90 days.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
Hey am looking for one them engine to buy
Hola Javier, el color de pintura que has usado es Azul Metal o Gris Metal? Gracias.
Si el motor Yamaha es de despues del 94, es esta YAMAHA GRIS METAL (94) Ref.: 5269512
Does this color stick on old without any primer? In my case I have used colors (spray) from TK-Line but after one year the color fall off from engine cover...
I did two years ago and I have no problems, that if I gave was a gentle polishing to harden the paint
Que pintura puedo utilizar exactamente?
Busca por Google Yamaha Grey, yo use la de Osculati que es algo mas oscura que la original Yamaha
That looks nice! is it the same process for the lower unit? thx
+Dany Katra It is similar, but you should use a high quality paint, because it is in contact with water and suffer more wear
i like your sticker application method...Where did you pickup that yamaha paint? No clear coat? just single stage? thanks
+roadstar499 I use non Yamaha official paint , find here www.francobordo.com/osculati-pintura-para-motor-fueraborda-p-9068.html, two hands and no clear coat.
But it will it hold up, and last? Es seguro?
Yes, I still have the engine look like the day I did it.
Don puedo comprar la calcomania?
Las originales de Yamha son caras, las de vinilo (que son las que puse en el video) en Milanuncios hay varios vendedores
Excellent job!
Thanks!
Javier Rullan Ruano
I really mean it
Que tipo (#) de lija suave usas para esto? 120, 220, 400, etc.
Primero una media de 200 y al final una muy fina al agua.
hola buenas,le ha quedado muy bien ,para mi gusto le podrias dar al final una vez terminado ya dos o tres capas de laca automovilistica brillante y seria ya el remate,muy buen trabajo saludos y felices fiestas
La laca esta bien, el problema es que a veces puede dañar las pegatinas.
What do you recommend for removing glue from previous stickers?
There are basically two ways to remove it, one is using heat through a hair dryer or other professional device, also scratching with a blade as seen in the video
Javier Rullan Ruano Thank! I'll give it a go today.
Great job well done
Thanks!
Muito bom trabalho :D
+diogo magalhaes Thanks!
great job thanks for the video
+Kevin Jenkins Thanks!
i have a 90hp 2001 not looking to good stickers are sun bleached paint dull, where did you get new stickers?
There are many people selling, here in Ebay. www.ebay.com/bhp/yamaha-outboard-decals
Hola, de donde conseguiste los decals? gracias
Busca "pegatinas motor fueraborda yamaha" en milanuncios, no son las originales pero son baratas y estan muy bien.
encontre unas en amazon tambien se ven buenas gracias Javier
nice job sir. I need to send you mine, are you near South Florida?
+Jose Marinez Sorry, I am from Spain
sir great video
Thanks!
Heat gun for the decals.
What is that paint called? I cant find the factory Yamaha outboard paint anywhere, Thanks,
Jon Bergeron I use: Yamaha 004D blueish gray metallic
ok. Thank you.
+Jon Bergeron I got the can from Colorite paint. If you go to the site you'll see the different drop downs and you can choose your color based on the color number from the factory. I also use the 004D. By the way, I've been in the paint business for 30 years and you should never use a polish immediately after painting and certainly never UNDER the decals. The waxy finish underneath could easily act as a release agent for the stickers. good luck
Apres avoir coller les stikers,il est preferable de passer une couche de vernis...
th-cam.com/video/rWYvrAIKTS0/w-d-xo.html
Excellente! Thank you
Glad to help
Decals come off faster using a heat gun
have one thing to say:
LOL!
NO!!! DO NOT "POLISH" BEFORE APPLYING DECALS!!!
APPLY decals and then apply the clear coat!!!
You don't know what you're doing.
I was about to do this until I saw your comment. What would you do differently?
Take cowl apart completely, Don’t spray paint, use a proper gun with base and clear coat, don’t wax for atleast 90 days, use soap and water to apply decal
i hate that color from yamaha