after installing my trex no-cut frame sliders i would like them better if the stems were black like i have seen a lot on here. I know most people get them powder coated, but would painting them hold up. They really aren't in contact with anything so i wouldn't think it would wear off. Think engine block paint would work pretty good
Painting parts black
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I am guessing you missed my post here about painting the stems black before install (post #4 here, right above yours): https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/135427-gen-ii-frame-sliders.html
Read here: https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gene...t-oleum-satin-excellent-rattlecan-things.html
Once properly cured the stuff is strong and durable
Once properly cured the stuff is strong and durable
sweet, gonna pick some up this weekend and spray them, i think i have seen that stuff at home depot by me. Blanca, i thought u posted before that u had your rearsets and passenger footrests powder coated. Been wanting to do them all black but don't want to send them off to be powder coated. If this stuff is pretty durable i might just paint them all
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Just had mine powdercoated and got a good deal on it. If your worried about down time I believe TMP has an exchange system in place. I ordered mine last Friday and had them by Monday and will be sending out my set to him soon. Cool black rearsets with zero downtime. Can't beat it.
T&M has a Gen2 set of all 4 pegs already done in the classifieds for I think $110. I had my passenger pegs done by them, and the quality and service was excellent.
But +1 on Blanca's spray paint. I did the gas cap and a few other parts on my Gen2, the stuff works great.
Yes I had Pegsets PCd . I don't think the rustoleum would hold up well to constant rubbing like PC will. Although I did spray paint my shifter and it still looks like day I did it . Only thing my foot touches though is the rubber pad on shifter though . Best just have them PCd and send it to Travis at TM . Less than a week downtime . You can make it 
That looks like a really good kit for 200 bucks...
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