Plasti-Dip on the side cover

[Monkey Rider_imp]

CB1100 already has near perfect styling IMO.. so I need nothing to add so far.
Instead, I just spray plasti-dip on the side cover to make it a bit different looking.
Purpose is leave the red color only on the fuel tank.

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Plasti-dip is easy to apply, also easy to remove(peel off) because it's kind of rubber/urethan material.
(I did it on my car wheels -Wrangler JKU- and it stays strong over 4 years.)

[Setchman_imp]

I like it. I've only used Plasti-dip to coat tool handles but that certainly works, too. Neat!

[andreas63_imp]

Looks good

[the Ferret]

Man that looks good. Excellent job. I'd much rather have that personally than the factory silver covers.

Quite impressive!

Wait, that's a deluxe. I'd rather have the color matched side covers. However if I had a 2013, I'd be all over that.

[username_imp]

That looks good. It's funny how one change like that can make a big difference in the way a bike looks.

[jchoby_imp]

Hmm… I do not like my silver side covers. great idea that may be repeated

[pekingduck]

Looks great. Think I'll try that on my 2013.

Hmm, wonder what the gearshift covper would look like painted silver?

[ChipBeck_imp]

That looks excellent! Did you mask the CB1100 logo or remove it and put it back on after spraying the plastic on?

Chip

[CBAnonymous_imp]

I agree... Looks great. Might be next on my list!

[Monkey Rider_imp]

That looks excellent! Did you mask the CB1100 logo or remove it and put it back on after spraying the plastic on?

Chip

Actually I didn't remove the logo, and didn't mask it either.
Just spray all over the side cover, wait until fully dried, then carefully peel off the logo area.
I used sticky side of masking tape to clean-up the left over plasti-dip in small area between letters.
It was fairly easy job.