Not Buick related, but I thought someone might know the answer. I want to black out all the metal on my motorcycle. Most of it is aluminum. Some of it is on the (air-cooled) motor, and will see a lot of heat. I was thinking anodizing, but i don't know how expensive it would be, or if it would hold up. Maybe powder coat the non-hot stuff? What are my options? What about the chrome parts? ________ Suzuki Fxr150 Specifications
1973 CB350- looking to do a reverse black/silver finish- blackout everything chromed/aluminum, and paint everything else silver. ________ Cum in
Classic bike. I had a 72 for my first bike. It had no title so I rode it as is, in the dirt and on the side of the RR tracks in that big lose stone. I did learn how to ride well as it was lose and scary off roding on a CB with original tires. Jumping was harsh, though it did great. I had several summers filled with fun for a few $. You need to take the engine apart some so you could do some of both. Only thing I can think of is powder is bake at like 400f and your steel sleeves could slip or slide if not careful. I learn that in my youth scraping old bikes. Stick a set of bike heads in the oven till they smoke and the sleeves fall right out.
