Painting inner fairing

[IRONMAN]

I bought a Dragonfly fairing off a forum member. It's already painted. I would like to paint the inner fairing matte black. I saw it on stock Harley fairings and think it's pretty sharp. I'm assuming I have to sand it down, prime and paint. Can you give me any advice on the processes? Any special prep work? Advice on sanding? Recommended primer/paint/etc???

Thanks!
:Baby:

[Fire46]

I'm with you on that, I liked the satin finish Dragonfly does. Anyway, this is the contact info of the guy I spoke to there about the speaker grills so he may be able to give you some ideas since it is their fairing.

Kyle Murphy
877-374-6359 Order Line
206-818-5014 Tech Line
206-361-2589 Fax
kyle@dragonflycycleconcepts.com

[customryder]

they have a rubbery type coating do not sand thru that..

[IRONMAN]

Thanks guys! I have a compressor and sprayer so when it warms up I'm going to get take it apart and paint it. Maybe a new stereo and speakers too for kicks!

I'll give Kyle a shout too.


Thanks again!

Ironman

[thrasher]

Sharp looking fairing, Ironman! If I was going to get one, a Dragonfly would be the way to go...

[Rock]

Fairings are where it's at.

[Geezer-Glide]

Fairings are where it's at.
Silly........... fairing's are where the RADIO AND SPEAKERS ARE!!!







Doof. :Poke:

[Rock]

No that's the dashboard. Fairing is on the other side. :doof:

[Fire46]

Sharp looking fairing, Ironman! If I was going to get one, a Dragonfly would be the way to go...

They have a new version out now w/ 6x9 speakers, supposed to be even better. The quality of the dragonfly is really nice, very solid when mounted. A buddy of mine has a Deadcenter one and it is nice the way it detaches but it shakes pretty much.