Painted inner fairings

[yetifed]

i cant find the link on the board or in the forums for the guy painting the inner fairings. any help would be greatly apreciated.

 

[Sloto200]

they company i know of is race ready but dont have a link to their site...

 

[TXBusa05LE]

PM SnapAttack

 

[yetifed]

ok ill try that. pm sent . thanks

 

[Smoke_Dog]

here's race Ready's link:
http://www.raceready.us/1.asp

 

[justtight]

$140 for a set that's insane. I picked up a new set off fleabay for $45

 

[Tybalt71]

William @ Raceready does great work, he sands them down , not like the cheapies on ebay, they are built up with primer and crack after a while.

 

[justtight]

(Tybalt71 @ Sep. 13 2007,22:16) William @ Raceready does great work, he sands them down , not like the cheapies on ebay, they are built up with primer and crack after a while.

I don't doubt the work. The website said the price for a set of inners, just the inners with no work done to them is $140. That's a bit steep

 

[justtight]

I paid $60 not $45. It was $15 a panel. They arrived in mint condition.

 

[pashnit]

William has been around for awhile. I can remember talking to him around 2004 about this sort of stuff. A lot of busa owners on this site have painted inners by him. I actually had the original set painted before he offered the sanding of the textured pattern off. Once I learned he could do that, had them done a second time, they look great this way.

Here's mine...

some older pics...

Also had William paint my mirrors for me and the front rotors. Getting the rotors and mirrors done was that final 'pop' that I had been looking for. I suppose anyone paint them for you with the right paint codes, but once you work with someone, easy as slipping them in the mail and sending them off.

 

[justtight]

(pashnit @ Sep. 13 2007,22:40) William has been around for awhile. I can remember talking to him around 2004 about this sort of stuff. A lot of busa owners on this site have painted inners by him. I actually had the original set painted before he offered the sanding of the textured pattern off. Once I learned he could do that, had them done a second time, they look great this way.

Here's mine...  

 some older pics...

Also had William paint my mirrors for me and the front rotors.  Getting the rotors and mirrors done was that final 'pop' that I had been looking for. I suppose anyone paint them for you with the right paint codes, but once you work with someone, easy as slipping them in the mail and sending them off.

looks good. Is that a camera mount? Any good vids?