My new sprocket came with a nice big sticker and it got me thinking, instead of repainting my new swingarm, I can cover up most of the scratches with the sticker.
I normally hate having stickers everywhere, especially on the swingarm, but I'm looking for some input on greater minds(you guys)
I would really love to paint it or even powdercoat it.
But that's a lot of work, and money. I've already spent so much money on things that it's more trouble than it's worth.
I have used ohlins stickers to cover up my scratches on the swingarm...but do intend painting it one day...but I like the idea of powdercoating it...which shouldn't be too expensive..cheaper than getting a pro paint job...I would think???
why not run down to (Harbor freight tools) buy a die grinder and polish that sucker to a gleaming aluminum shine?or if you have an air compressor you can get an angle die grinder for $20 and the attachment's for less than $30 total. no sticker no painting definitly personalized!
Oldfast beat me to it. Sharpie!! I use one to darken the wheel weights and scratches on my black rims also works well the darken the white writing on the radiator hose.
sticker...but not that one...that supersprock sticker is FUGLY. something less pronounced would do the trick. A B&W Yamaha sticker...white letter and black background would cover it up. or since it's already off the bike...just get a can of rattle paint and do it...inexpensive.
Sand and paint it. It's cheap and easy, especially having it off already. The sticker looks silly, respect your ride! I disagree with the sharpie...doesn't last. Finger nail polish?? Uh, it's a motorcycle, not a Barbie....
Sharpie always turns out red for me, especially on metal.
I think I'm going to talk to some powdercoating shops to see how much it would cost.
There are a lot more scratches on the swingarm, but these are just the biggest ones. Most of them aren't visible unless you're right next to it.