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Offline chewbacca5000

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RE: OZ of Candy to Paint CB750 Tank and Side Covers
« on: February 10, 2012, 06:25:40 AM »
I want to paint my tank and side covers Candy Ruby Red and would like to know how many Ounces it will take.

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Re: RE: OZ of Candy to Paint CB750 Tank and Side Covers
« Reply #1 on: February 10, 2012, 07:22:06 AM »
Are there some Boyz hanging out on the street corner in your neighborhood sellin' that good stuff by the ounce. Pick me up one of its good  ;)    ;D      Remember though with that paint you need the correct base color and other goodies. Usually comes in a kit.
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Re: RE: OZ of Candy to Paint CB750 Tank and Side Covers
« Reply #2 on: February 10, 2012, 09:32:26 AM »
Are there some Boyz hanging out on the street corner in your neighborhood sellin' that good stuff by the ounce. Pick me up one of its good  ;)    ;D      Remember though with that paint you need the correct base color and other goodies. Usually comes in a kit.

Hey wish there were selling by the oz!  These guys seem to want me to purchase an entire brick. 


I know the kits like vintagehondapaint.com or ct70paint.com look really nice, but if you got to paint a few tanks looks like the cost could add up.  I alreay got some DBC500, hardner, white/silver pearls for the base so if I could just get the right candy I would be able to save some money by repainting a few tanks at the same time.

Alsa Corp also has blood red concentrate that can be added into the DBC500 to make candy. 1 oz per quart.
http://www.alsacorp.com/products/candyconcentrates/candy.htm

Is this a feasible idea, or is there just no way to save money on a candy paint job.