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RE: touching up cooling fins - GoldOxide_imp - 06-08-2023 (06-08-2023, 06:49 PM)The Gecko_imp Wrote: Mine is a EX, so Honda had even more time to fix it. After a million inline 4 built since the late 60s, one would think they know how to do it right. I was willing to attribute it to stone chips, but now I am .... disappointed ... Honda mostly likely nailed the process down long ago. As with many things these days, that process would have to be "re-learned" when certain work is out sourced. RE: touching up cooling fins - Charlie Bravo_imp - 06-09-2023 I'm getting a little bit of that, but it not noticeable from ten feet away so I'm not sweating it just yet. RE: touching up cooling fins - Gone in 60 - 06-14-2023 Hey, 1973, thanks for the tip on that color! I had been looking for a match, but couldn't find something that was really close. RE: touching up cooling fins - 1973cb750 - 06-14-2023 (06-14-2023, 03:32 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: Hey, 1973, thanks for the tip on that color! i need to order another can its good stuff and a perfect match RE: touching up cooling fins - max - 06-29-2023 Just got a can of the right sauce and it also works on the cb1000r exhaust, actually it works on the engine and wheels of the cb1000r too, literally sparkles a bit, good job 1973! Since it is metallic it does need a good shake and thoughtful application ( runners etc. ) try it on something else first, the last time i applied high temp paint it was a bit soft until it gets a few heat cycles, then it hardens up nicely. RE: touching up cooling fins - 1973cb750 - 06-29-2023 forks and wheels on the black cbs and the grab bars |