I'm constantly impressed with the paint results you get from spray cans. Your attention to detail is mesmerising. I'd never have thought to treat the inside of that swing arm with vinegar. I'd probably have used diesel.
Hi Steve.. im sure that anything would have been better than nothing in that wet rusty interior, just as long as it's treated with plenty of wax and sealed up in future aye..
@@Moonfleet41 That's why I enjoy your videos. Sometimes there's a technique, product or tool that I'm not familiar with. Your videos are costing me a lot of money 🤣 keep up the great work.
OK Del, I keep a bottle of white distilled vinegar in my garage all the time, I use it on my Iron 883's denim black paint, it cleans witout making the paint shiny. I also use it on my headlight lens, indicator lenses and mirrors to great effect. My great-grandmother used white vinegar all around the house, it's a great, cheap household cleanser in the kitchen and the bathroom, once the smell has dispursed it leaves everything hygenically clean and bright.
@@rickseconds7676 because it might damage the aluminium swing arms from powder coat oven cooking at 400f degrees. Maybe they loose their strength etc. i cannot find any info if manufacturers paint or powdercoat such as yamaha
Something very satisfying about that. I did my headstock bearings and then decided to paint the triple tree. It had a few chips of paint out of it. Might as well put it back nicer.
Powder coat is harder, but it can still chip, it's also a lot more expensive to have done, and you can't repair it if it gets damaged.. this particular paint stays durable and slightly more resilient to chips and scratches, and you can rub down and repair/respray any damage... plus it'll match the frame as that's painted satin black too.!
Hi Del, I remember you mentioned you would make some holes underneath the swing arm to prevent it from be water filled again. Did you forget them? Or you have figured out a different way to do so?
Great Mate: Now I am worried about the swing arm on my 76 FLH. Mr. Darrow my 1968 shop teacher is in my head. Good to give us all the standards. Human nature to take the quick way out…. Thank you from Oregon…
Hi great video, I’m respraying my silencer’s on my Honda cbr 1000f which are black so I’m thinking obviously I’ve got to coat with a VHT paint but I’m finding it difficult to get a gloss VHT paint mostly it’s all a MATT finish which isn’t what I’m looking for . Do you think painting with VHT Matt then curing and then going over with an engine gloss finish that can withstand high temperatures? Any thoughts appreciated
Give this a try mate... Mat and satin paints have a microscopically rough surface, that's whey don't reflect light and look shiny... so if you simply "Buff" a flat finish.. it will actually shine... maybe not high gloss.. but with some T-cut and polish (and of course elbow grease), you should be able to paint your pipe with a VHT paint.. then once it's fully cured by heating it... just set to with the buffage and see what you can achieve.. worked for me many time mate ! Good luck with it.
Hi Dean, thank so much for your kind wishes mate, and have a happy new year yourself, let's all hope that 2022 is a better new year for all of us.. Take care and keep safe. D&Pxx
you've got more radiators in you garage than I've got in my house 😂😂. those 3m abrasive discs are a god send I use them most days and find them brilliant. another educational and enjoyable video thanks 👍👍👍
Sure thing buddy, had to gather all the heaters from around the shop for that one corner! It was little more than 8 degrees C when we walked in and we had to practically double it to paint... roll on summer!!
Thank you kindly Sir, coming from someone who painted his entire Ultra at home in the garage, with awesome results, that is praise indeed... hope you're enjoying the down season so far, sending good wishes for Happy Holidays for you and your family, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 oh Del your too kind and give me more credit than is do- but I like it, lol. Been super busy. Wishing you and your family well. Have a good holiday season. God bless.
Beautifully executed as always Del. A real pleasure to watch with a keen eye on covering every small detail. You must be proud as punch with that stunning finish, top notch! 🇸🇪🇬🇧👋🏻😊
Thank you Paul, I am pleased with the paint finish, it's just a shame it'll dry out to a smooth satin, but then it has to match the rest of the frame to look right, but at least it'll be a super smooth finish once it's cures in a few days! Glad you're enjoying the build, and have a great week!
@@Moonfleet41 You've nailed it Del and the satin finish will compliment perfectly. Bravo my friend and have a good rest of the week both. Exited to see what's ahead with the rest of the build! 🇸🇪🇬🇧👋🏻😊
Hey brother. I always enjoy watching you paint. I thought of something tonight, though. You always said you couldn't run a "proper" paint gun because you were in a residential space. Now, you're not. Have you thought of trying a gun? I think your compressor would run an HVLP for the size jobs you do, and I'm certain it would run a LVLP all day. You make magic happen with spray cans, so not a shot at all. just something I thought of. Excellent work, as always!
The problem is I'd need to build a booth to encase the over spray off a spray gun set up as it's infinitely more messy than rattle cans, and that'd mean sectioning off a large chunk of my shop to construct a sealed booth when, as you probably know, I've a pro spray shop with a low bake oven spray booth just two doors down from me and I can book it out on Saturdays any time I like... so there's no need and I get to keep my shop clean-ish for regular work! Have a good week brother, keep safe!
Hi Delboy, nice job! What paint did you use? Could not read the can properly… Simoniz again? Looking for an affordable paint for my frame in a can and I see you use this all the time. So I assume it must be durable? Cheers and thanks in advance, Eric from the Netherlands
Hello Het, the paint is Simoniz Tough Paint. it's a soft and durable stone chip paint, perfect for frames and crash bars, so will work for your project im sure.. Good luck with it.
Thanks 'Me Ole China', really appreciate your kind support.. ive posted a link in the description under the video Sir.. Wishing you all the best for a wonderful Christmas.. D&Pxx
In some ways I dread to count these days, the only build I kept a check on financially for every single consumable was the first Kawasaki 750 build and it ended up nearly £1k so these days I don't look at the bills anymore!!
Sure thing buddy, no runs or drips, should dry super smooth, hope yours went well too, be good to catch up on the next run, sadly I missed the last one!
I thought that you were going to drill a couple of drain holes at the bottom ends of swing arm for Drainage?? I would have done this before cleaning and painting. Other than that Del - killer job as always :)
It is bizarre that this much water could have ever got in to a swingarm in the first place and it's not likely to happen again as I'll seal it this time so nothing will get in there, which is, I feel, a better option than drilling holes under the load bearing edge of the swingarm, which could possibly effect it's structural integrity...
Luckily, their 'Super-de luxe 'Cow & a half in every half ton' box is also beautifully made & perfect for storing vellum gasket paper (Brough Inferior, Hesketh Organic, early (wrought spokes) Brunel 'Cigar Boy's etc : )
The master at work… what a fantastic outcome, Del! This is a great project bike and am looking forward to the day you roll her out into the daylight for a ride. Hope you both have a safe and healthy week with continuing good recoveries there! 🏍👍🏍
Thank you Gary, im happy with this part now, just waiting for all the bearings to arrive so i can reassemble the back end and move on to the front. have a great week both of you and keep safe..D&Px
This paint is formulated to work without primer, it's a bit like the old Hammerite, designed to go on to bare metal as long as it's properly de-greased... on regular paints I would, of course, use an etch primer!
@@Moonfleet41 well done Sir , it is actually better than the factory finish to be honest , look's the part , I have used that spray on my center stand , looks like new
Great and thorough work mate - I think we can now safely say that the swingarm will last the lifetime of the bike! Hope you guys are well - thanks as always for sharing!
its too bad you haven't hooked up a radiant tube style heater for the shop. They're pretty economical to run and would keep you warmer :) Great turn out on the swing arm !
Thanks buddy, that would be awesome, but it's just a rented space and not mine to convert, but yeah would love some permanent heating! But still, soon be Spring and I'll throw an extra sweater on till then! Take care and have a great weekend, D&Px
Really glad to see you offer some attention to the inside of the swingarm... and pain job looks just awesome. It's better than new! Excited to see this project move forward!
Nice one Del, looks just like a new one. Hope you are both keeping well and all is good over there, apart form the cold and no you are not getting the sun back LOL. Penny and you have a good week and take care. Cheers
Thanks mate👍, im happy with the outcome now, and im fine with the cold weather until Christmas as its seasonal, but maybe in the new year we can come to a deal on some sunshine, maybe just for Sundays (which is your Mondays) so we can get a few rides in aye?.
Excellent work brother !!!! another great video , the swing arm work was absolutely stunning 👌👏 keep up the great work brother , stay safe guys cheers from new york!!!!! 💪💪💪🥂🥂🥂
Thank you so much both 😀, always good to hear from you brother, am happy with the outcome on this part, it's just a case of signing each component off as ready and when they're all ready, I can start the reassembly!
Hi Del, very nice work doesn’t cut it anymore these days. Your paintwork starts to remind me of these insanely shiny show-hotrods where even the underside of the car looks immaculate! Very nice project, enjoy it loads. Have a good one, Han
Thank you Han, you're too kind, I've had some great teachers over the years with paintwork, Milogarage being one of them, and of course, a lifetime of practice... not to mention when you post your exploits on the internet, everyone's a critic, so it does motivate you to strive for the very best results that you can achieve... stay safe there and have a great week!
Hi Del just ordered some Oxford Heated Grips for my Street Triple and was looking for a video on installation. Came across yours from 5 years ago! Just the job and good to see how you have developed over the years 😀 Enjoyed Penny's out takes - you should do more of the that! Cheers Rich
@@richardwhittle2302 Thanks Richard, that was very enjoyable day and we had lots of laughs, Penny's out of action at the moment following some knee surgery, but maybe once she's back on deck, we'll drop a few outtakes in from time to time.!
Thanks Nick 👍, really appreciate your kind comments mate on all videos, hope you're enjoying the summer over there and that your lot have got Covid under control a bit better than ours have, it's running off the leash here again, just want to get back to normal!
Glad you enjoyed it Shaun, plenty of practice over the years, can get a great finish with a rattle can, it's just a little more temperamental than 2k paints in a booth, but as you can see, it can still be done!
Thanks Jon. One of the reasons i trust it is because nothing ive ever painted with it has failed or pealed off.. ive dropped tools on it, rubbed bike locks over it and it just lasts for ever...!
@@Moonfleet41 excellent stuff , been a long time subscriber, I'm a mechanic my self and do my own builds etc , I really enjoy your vids, even if it's the basic stuff I always seem to learn something from your vids even it be a little tip to help the job along so just wanted to say thanks for the advice and inspiration, have a good one and ride safe 👍🏻
@@bobsanders7523 Thank you for the support and feedback Bob, im really glad you enjoy the videos, and glad to hear that you enjoy your own build projects too.
These particular cans work really well right to the last drop as long as they're up to full room temp, the more conventional acrylic rattle cans need a little help so you'll benefit from warming them a bit as they run down..!
Beautiful finish I need to buy some of that paint the rattle cans I buy the paint so easily chips for a past time. Was thinking about the chain adjuster bolts Del couldn't you blacken them with the rustproofing you leant from your metalwork teacher from school? Ha ha all I remember from my metalwork teacher was aluminum casting in sand. It was a slow process but the outcome was amazing as is your swinging arm Del!
Hi Marc, that would be a good move... but as you saw in the close up, they've been eaten away a little on the very end that lives inside the swingarm, having been submerged in water, I was trying to replace them, but they're very specialised and I can't seem to find them at the moment, but I can change them at any time during the rebuild, and if all else fails, then yes I could oil treat them! Have a great week, keep safe, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 Yes come to think of it the thread pitch did look a bit cause. Keep them awesome videos coming and I pray you have fully recovered from your ordeal.
I tell you what Del, hope some big manufacturers are watching this. They could take a page out of your book mate, that looks beautiful. Cant wait to see it dry. 😎👍🏍
Beaut. Job mate is that the Simonize tough paint ? Beaut finish can’t get it here down under and I’ve lost confidence in the duplicolor ceramic the gloss stuff chips and the manufacture r ignores me 🙀 I’m not impressed looking forward to conclusion of this project 👍👍😎
Hey Karl, im not sure if you can get Rustoleum products over there, but i know they make a few stone chip focused products, and of course Hammerite brand too.. all focused at protecting metal! Thanks for your support mate, much appreciated.
Yeah so, don't trust someone else's work, make sure for yourself. I can only speak to two examples of that in my life.. one went "it's not loaded, I checked" and the other was "nah boss the power's off". So.. I guess the factory can't always be perfect either. Great result as ever. Be well 🥰
Too true Ollie, perhaps a little unfair to have inferred that the factory should always be right, they're just human beings at work like the rest of us after all, and it's hard repetitive work at that, on a production line... glad I found it anyway and can put it right.
To be clear, I was on the recieving end of 350V DC and a fully chambered round. Exciting times. 🙃 I only shoot stringed instruments now. Much more predictable when in the hands of another. 😅
@@Moonfleet41,, 🙏 I know that feeling. Silly..🤪 money. But I loves me some Tools. As you,, I'm chipping away. Bit by bit. Makes me appreciate it more when it comes to fruition. Cheers 🍻, G.
No drain holes before the paint?
Looks great.. I’ll be doin my spare arm in warmer weather same paint and colour.. .. you’ve inspired me.. Cheers Del..
Most welcome mate, have fun with it and let us know how you get on.
I'm constantly impressed with the paint results you get from spray cans.
Your attention to detail is mesmerising. I'd never have thought to treat the inside of that swing arm with vinegar. I'd probably have used diesel.
Hi Steve.. im sure that anything would have been better than nothing in that wet rusty interior, just as long as it's treated with plenty of wax and sealed up in future aye..
@@Moonfleet41 That's why I enjoy your videos. Sometimes there's a technique, product or tool that I'm not familiar with. Your videos are costing me a lot of money 🤣 keep up the great work.
OK Del, I keep a bottle of white distilled vinegar in my garage all the time, I use it on my Iron 883's denim black paint, it cleans witout making the paint shiny. I also use it on my headlight lens, indicator lenses and mirrors to great effect. My great-grandmother used white vinegar all around the house, it's a great, cheap household cleanser in the kitchen and the bathroom, once the smell has dispursed it leaves everything hygenically clean and bright.
Very nice, surprised you didn't have it powder coated.
I doubt powder coating is ideal here
@@elionh4532 Why? Powder coating is far superior to paint.
@@rickseconds7676 because it might damage the aluminium swing arms from powder coat oven cooking at 400f degrees. Maybe they loose their strength etc. i cannot find any info if manufacturers paint or powdercoat such as yamaha
Something very satisfying about that. I did my headstock bearings and then decided to paint the triple tree. It had a few chips of paint out of it. Might as well put it back nicer.
Sounds great!
Would powder coat be more durable del them swing arms get a fair beaten
Powder coat is harder, but it can still chip, it's also a lot more expensive to have done, and you can't repair it if it gets damaged.. this particular paint stays durable and slightly more resilient to chips and scratches, and you can rub down and repair/respray any damage... plus it'll match the frame as that's painted satin black too.!
Hi Del, I remember you mentioned you would make some holes underneath the swing arm to prevent it from be water filled again. Did you forget them? Or you have figured out a different way to do so?
Also did you decide not to weld the holes, or did I miss that?
@@callumtoye20 it already happened. Did you see the previous video?
Great results, very interesting about the paint in the bearing hole! You should expect more from the factory
Yeah, wouldn't you. !
That swing arm will last forever! Just the best attention to detail, excellent work! Thank you for showing how it should be done 👍😎😊
Thank you very much my friend, am glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video, I always pick up tips from watching. Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
Thanks for watching Axel, and wishing you the same, have a great Christmas!
Great Mate: Now I am worried about the swing arm on my 76 FLH. Mr. Darrow my 1968 shop teacher is in my head.
Good to give us all the standards. Human nature to take the quick way out…. Thank you from Oregon…
Thank you for your kind feedback, am glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi great video, I’m respraying my silencer’s on my Honda cbr 1000f which are black so I’m thinking obviously I’ve got to coat with a VHT paint but I’m finding it difficult to get a gloss VHT paint mostly it’s all a MATT finish which isn’t what I’m looking for . Do you think painting with VHT Matt then curing and then going over with an engine gloss finish that can withstand high temperatures? Any thoughts appreciated
Give this a try mate... Mat and satin paints have a microscopically rough surface, that's whey don't reflect light and look shiny... so if you simply "Buff" a flat finish.. it will actually shine... maybe not high gloss.. but with some T-cut and polish (and of course elbow grease), you should be able to paint your pipe with a VHT paint.. then once it's fully cured by heating it... just set to with the buffage and see what you can achieve.. worked for me many time mate ! Good luck with it.
@@Moonfleet41 thanks appreciate the advice
Hi Del and Penny wishing you both a very special xmas together I am never surprised of the brilliant things that you do for us bikers
Hi Dean, thank so much for your kind wishes mate, and have a happy new year yourself, let's all hope that 2022 is a better new year for all of us.. Take care and keep safe. D&Pxx
top job Del
Therapy 👍
I have to say that I’m in awe of your skill and patience with a rattle can!
Why thank you kindly Sir, plenty of practice!
you've got more radiators in you garage than I've got in my house 😂😂. those 3m abrasive discs are a god send I use them most days and find them brilliant. another educational and enjoyable video thanks 👍👍👍
Sure thing buddy, had to gather all the heaters from around the shop for that one corner! It was little more than 8 degrees C when we walked in and we had to practically double it to paint... roll on summer!!
Actually for just black paint and a swinger, the paint finish is no less than stunning! Great job Del! Cheers!
Thank you kindly my friend, every component deserves the best attention!
Del, you are a rattle-can master my friend. Looks great!
Another great job 👍
Thank you kindly Sir, coming from someone who painted his entire Ultra at home in the garage, with awesome results, that is praise indeed... hope you're enjoying the down season so far, sending good wishes for Happy Holidays for you and your family, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 oh Del your too kind and give me more credit than is do- but I like it, lol. Been super busy. Wishing you and your family well. Have a good holiday season. God bless.
Beautifully executed as always Del. A real pleasure to watch with a keen eye on covering every small detail. You must be proud as punch with that stunning finish, top notch! 🇸🇪🇬🇧👋🏻😊
Thank you Paul, I am pleased with the paint finish, it's just a shame it'll dry out to a smooth satin, but then it has to match the rest of the frame to look right, but at least it'll be a super smooth finish once it's cures in a few days! Glad you're enjoying the build, and have a great week!
@@Moonfleet41 You've nailed it Del and the satin finish will compliment perfectly. Bravo my friend and have a good rest of the week both. Exited to see what's ahead with the rest of the build! 🇸🇪🇬🇧👋🏻😊
Hey brother. I always enjoy watching you paint. I thought of something tonight, though. You always said you couldn't run a "proper" paint gun because you were in a residential space. Now, you're not. Have you thought of trying a gun? I think your compressor would run an HVLP for the size jobs you do, and I'm certain it would run a LVLP all day. You make magic happen with spray cans, so not a shot at all. just something I thought of. Excellent work, as always!
The problem is I'd need to build a booth to encase the over spray off a spray gun set up as it's infinitely more messy than rattle cans, and that'd mean sectioning off a large chunk of my shop to construct a sealed booth when, as you probably know, I've a pro spray shop with a low bake oven spray booth just two doors down from me and I can book it out on Saturdays any time I like... so there's no need and I get to keep my shop clean-ish for regular work! Have a good week brother, keep safe!
@@Moonfleet41 Makes sense. lol Just figured I'd ask. Later!
How's the paint held up?
Still flawless !
@@Moonfleet41 glad to hear that, sounds like this will be what I use this coming Winter. Thanks man👍🏻
Hi Delboy, nice job! What paint did you use? Could not read the can properly… Simoniz again? Looking for an affordable paint for my frame in a can and I see you use this all the time. So I assume it must be durable? Cheers and thanks in advance, Eric from the Netherlands
Hello Het, the paint is Simoniz Tough Paint. it's a soft and durable stone chip paint, perfect for frames and crash bars, so will work for your project im sure.. Good luck with it.
Class . , 👍 .
Merry Christmas sir
Nice job mate🤘
Hope your both well
Thanks bud, sure am, dodging the bombs and paying the bills! Hope you're ok there mate, and plenty of work coming in!
@@Moonfleet41 alls good bud winding down for Christmas well trying to 😂have a good one
Very purrrrdy!
nice job nice music cheers guys
Thanks 'Me Ole China', really appreciate your kind support.. ive posted a link in the description under the video Sir.. Wishing you all the best for a wonderful Christmas.. D&Pxx
Its only black paint or It has clear coat?
hey Del and Penny! have a great day. thanks for the video
Thanks, you too mate, hope you're keeping safe and well there!
Nice job. And fun to watch the project grow. Like your idea of chain greasing the swingarm inside.
Cheers from Nürnberg/Germany, Günter
Thank you very much Günter, always good to hear from you.
@@Moonfleet41 Great that you are healthy again, alive and kicking!
Very nice video. That's one shiny swingarm. Looks beautiful.
I’d love to know what QTY of consumables you go through on average for a build/refurb.
Paints, oils, bolts etc.
In some ways I dread to count these days, the only build I kept a check on financially for every single consumable was the first Kawasaki 750 build and it ended up nearly £1k so these days I don't look at the bills anymore!!
Looks like ur day has been as busy as mine, looks nice & thick 👍🏻
Sure thing buddy, no runs or drips, should dry super smooth, hope yours went well too, be good to catch up on the next run, sadly I missed the last one!
I thought that you were going to drill a couple of drain holes at the bottom ends of swing arm for Drainage??
I would have done this before cleaning and painting.
Other than that Del - killer job as always :)
It is bizarre that this much water could have ever got in to a swingarm in the first place and it's not likely to happen again as I'll seal it this time so nothing will get in there, which is, I feel, a better option than drilling holes under the load bearing edge of the swingarm, which could possibly effect it's structural integrity...
It was posted about 3 seconds. It makes me officially the first to watch it 😊
Well I played it as soon as it was posted and I'm still watching so that doesn't make sense 😂😂
@@danparsonage3884 hahahaha one of us was the first one then.
@@MrAndyCarlos both winners haha
@@danparsonage3884 hahaha yeah!
Awesome job Del 👏👏👌👍 ps Merry Christmas to you and Penny 🎄🍾🥃👍
Thanks mate, wishing you the same, have a good and peaceful Christmas.
Prep work, hours. Painting, minutes. Now if the part would just stay that nice looking for the life of the bike. Alan
Outstanding results!!
Thank you Harold, really appreciate your kind words, it's great to be making progress!
Love that saying at the beginning.
Spot on! That swingarm looks brand new now. Cracking idea with the vinegar wash inside it as well. Poetry in motion as they say!
Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed it.
Iron horse by Husqvarna, Faberge parts by Del. (+ underrated cinematographer needs more Thornton's Continentals : )xx
Now you've peeked her interest!... she's added them to the Christmas list, thanks buddy, as if I didn't have enough to buy lol
Luckily, their 'Super-de luxe 'Cow & a half in every half ton' box is also beautifully made & perfect for storing vellum gasket paper (Brough Inferior, Hesketh Organic, early (wrought spokes) Brunel 'Cigar Boy's etc : )
The master at work… what a fantastic outcome, Del! This is a great project bike and am looking forward to the day you roll her out into the daylight for a ride. Hope you both have a safe and healthy week with continuing good recoveries there! 🏍👍🏍
Thank you Gary, im happy with this part now, just waiting for all the bearings to arrive so i can reassemble the back end and move on to the front. have a great week both of you and keep safe..D&Px
Hi Del, i`ve watched a great many of your vids, and notice on the majority of the painting vids, you never use a primer, why is that?.
This paint is formulated to work without primer, it's a bit like the old Hammerite, designed to go on to bare metal as long as it's properly de-greased... on regular paints I would, of course, use an etch primer!
@@Moonfleet41 What make is it, and where can you get it from?.
top job again del
the paint that you use is petrol and chemical resistant?
Not petrol, but certainly oil and solvents according to the instructions.
@@Moonfleet41 ok, thanks
Excellent spraying Sir 🙂 looks BETTER than factory finish , looks mint condition
Thank you Sir 👍, it will dry as a satin finish, but the depth of gloss is a way to ensure you'll get a super smooth finish when it dries!
@@Moonfleet41 well done Sir , it is actually better than the factory finish to be honest , look's the part , I have used that spray on my center stand , looks like new
Better finish then factory ! excellent wrk as always
Thanks Ashley 👍, just patience and time... glad you enjoy!
Great and thorough work mate - I think we can now safely say that the swingarm will last the lifetime of the bike! Hope you guys are well - thanks as always for sharing!
Cheers Mike, always good to hear form you, and glad you enjoyed it.
Very nice result, Del - as always! Chain lube on the inside was a great idea. Take care, both of you!
Thanks John👍, always appreciate your kind support... have a great week and keep safe, D&Px
Love your videos Del learning alot mate. Can't wait for the next one. 👍
its too bad you haven't hooked up a radiant tube style heater for the shop. They're pretty economical to run and would keep you warmer :) Great turn out on the swing arm !
Thanks buddy, that would be awesome, but it's just a rented space and not mine to convert, but yeah would love some permanent heating! But still, soon be Spring and I'll throw an extra sweater on till then! Take care and have a great weekend, D&Px
Really glad to see you offer some attention to the inside of the swingarm... and pain job looks just awesome. It's better than new! Excited to see this project move forward!
Thanks Don 👍, am glad you enjoyed it, just trying to do my best with every step and it should see a reasonable bike turned out at the end!
Great result Del 👍
Thanks 👍
Nice job there fella.
The comments say it all !
Thanks for sharing brother 👍🏻☮♥️ peas and loaf to You both ♥️♥️
Thank you brother, really happy with the outcome, looking forward to being able to put it all back together... stay safe, D&Px
Another great video stay safe 👍👍 hope you all have a good christmas and new year
Thanks, you too Jamie, have a peaceful and safe Christmas holiday season!
What paint did you use please? Looks great!
Looks great Delboy, might have to do mine now as it really lets my bandit down.
Nice one Del, looks just like a new one. Hope you are both keeping well and all is good over there, apart form the cold and no you are not getting the sun back LOL. Penny and you have a good week and take care. Cheers
Thanks mate👍, im happy with the outcome now, and im fine with the cold weather until Christmas as its seasonal, but maybe in the new year we can come to a deal on some sunshine, maybe just for Sundays (which is your Mondays) so we can get a few rides in aye?.
Excellent work brother !!!! another great video , the swing arm work was absolutely stunning 👌👏 keep up the great work brother , stay safe guys cheers from new york!!!!! 💪💪💪🥂🥂🥂
Thank you so much both 😀, always good to hear from you brother, am happy with the outcome on this part, it's just a case of signing each component off as ready and when they're all ready, I can start the reassembly!
Tidy job as ever Del! Nice.
Thanks buddy, appreciate your kind words!
first class job as per just what we come to expect m8 alb iain
Thanks Iain, no pressure then mate lol ... seriously, glad you enjoyed it! Merry Christmas to you both.
Fantastic
If you have never failed you’ve tried f all. The more common way of saying it 😂
Hi Del, very nice work doesn’t cut it anymore these days. Your paintwork starts to remind me of these insanely shiny show-hotrods where even the underside of the car looks immaculate!
Very nice project, enjoy it loads. Have a good one, Han
Thank you Han, you're too kind, I've had some great teachers over the years with paintwork, Milogarage being one of them, and of course, a lifetime of practice... not to mention when you post your exploits on the internet, everyone's a critic, so it does motivate you to strive for the very best results that you can achieve... stay safe there and have a great week!
Nice job on a tricky shape Del 👍
Tricky shape indeed, happy to have made a fair result!
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Hi Del just ordered some Oxford Heated Grips for my Street Triple and was looking for a video on installation. Came across yours from 5 years ago! Just the job and good to see how you have developed over the years 😀 Enjoyed Penny's out takes - you should do more of the that! Cheers Rich
@@richardwhittle2302 Thanks Richard, that was very enjoyable day and we had lots of laughs, Penny's out of action at the moment following some knee surgery, but maybe once she's back on deck, we'll drop a few outtakes in from time to time.!
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Wishing a speedy recovery to Penny 👍
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Loose better than factory fresh Del
As usual another fantastic job mate
Nick Australia
Thanks Nick 👍, really appreciate your kind comments mate on all videos, hope you're enjoying the summer over there and that your lot have got Covid under control a bit better than ours have, it's running off the leash here again, just want to get back to normal!
Another great video Del! I am very impressed with the quality of the spray paint you used, exceptional finish. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it Shaun, plenty of practice over the years, can get a great finish with a rattle can, it's just a little more temperamental than 2k paints in a booth, but as you can see, it can still be done!
Looks really good - you’ve done a lot of painting with that paint over the years - how does it hold up over time use Del?
Thanks Jon. One of the reasons i trust it is because nothing ive ever painted with it has failed or pealed off.. ive dropped tools on it, rubbed bike locks over it and it just lasts for ever...!
Littery better than factory, you must be well happy with that 👍🏻
I am indeed mate!
@@Moonfleet41 excellent stuff , been a long time subscriber, I'm a mechanic my self and do my own builds etc , I really enjoy your vids, even if it's the basic stuff I always seem to learn something from your vids even it be a little tip to help the job along so just wanted to say thanks for the advice and inspiration, have a good one and ride safe 👍🏻
@@bobsanders7523 Thank you for the support and feedback Bob, im really glad you enjoy the videos, and glad to hear that you enjoy your own build projects too.
Do you do anything to the can before you spray i.e warm it up? Or just keep it room temp?
These particular cans work really well right to the last drop as long as they're up to full room temp, the more conventional acrylic rattle cans need a little help so you'll benefit from warming them a bit as they run down..!
@@Moonfleet41 thank you.
Beautiful finish I need to buy some of that paint the rattle cans I buy the paint so easily chips for a past time.
Was thinking about the chain adjuster bolts Del couldn't you blacken them with the rustproofing you leant from your metalwork teacher from school?
Ha ha all I remember from my metalwork teacher was aluminum casting in sand. It was a slow process but the outcome was amazing as is your swinging arm Del!
Hi Marc, that would be a good move... but as you saw in the close up, they've been eaten away a little on the very end that lives inside the swingarm, having been submerged in water, I was trying to replace them, but they're very specialised and I can't seem to find them at the moment, but I can change them at any time during the rebuild, and if all else fails, then yes I could oil treat them! Have a great week, keep safe, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 Yes come to think of it the thread pitch did look a bit cause.
Keep them awesome videos coming and I pray you have fully recovered from your ordeal.
Very nice Del.. bikes coming along really well mate.. :)
Thanks Pete 👍, appreciate your kind feedback mate!
FAIL....First, Attempt, In, Learning,,,👍👍
I tell you what Del, hope some big manufacturers are watching this. They could take a page out of your book mate, that looks beautiful. Cant wait to see it dry. 😎👍🏍
Wow thank you mate, that's very kind, hoping for a nice high end finish on the whole bike!
That bike will smell like a picked onion with all the vinegar Del 🤣 , good job
Sooooooo shiny.
Beaut. Job mate is that the Simonize tough paint ? Beaut finish can’t get it here down under and I’ve lost confidence in the duplicolor ceramic the gloss stuff chips and the manufacture r ignores me 🙀 I’m not impressed looking forward to conclusion of this project 👍👍😎
Hey Karl, im not sure if you can get Rustoleum products over there, but i know they make a few stone chip focused products, and of course Hammerite brand too.. all focused at protecting metal! Thanks for your support mate, much appreciated.
Yeah so, don't trust someone else's work, make sure for yourself. I can only speak to two examples of that in my life.. one went "it's not loaded, I checked" and the other was "nah boss the power's off". So.. I guess the factory can't always be perfect either. Great result as ever. Be well 🥰
Too true Ollie, perhaps a little unfair to have inferred that the factory should always be right, they're just human beings at work like the rest of us after all, and it's hard repetitive work at that, on a production line... glad I found it anyway and can put it right.
@@Moonfleet41 oh yes, no dig at them at all. It's just the way things go sometimes. 👍 Take care brother. 🥳
To be clear, I was on the recieving end of 350V DC and a fully chambered round. Exciting times. 🙃 I only shoot stringed instruments now. Much more predictable when in the hands of another. 😅
Nice deep gloss.
Thanks mate, it will dry out to a super smooth satin !
OCD great job
Wow 🤩, Stunning Del.
Have you considered a Smaller Powder Coat setup for your shop?
I'm thinking out loud 😄 🤷♂️.
Maybe one day mate, always got lots of new equipment on the 'wish list', a tyre machine is currently top but just silly money so still saving!
@@Moonfleet41,,
🙏 I know that feeling.
Silly..🤪 money.
But I loves me some Tools.
As you,, I'm
chipping away.
Bit by bit. Makes me appreciate it more when it comes to fruition.
Cheers 🍻, G.
6:58 You silly thing wasting up so much time 😠