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Title: CB750 Chop
Post by: [JP] on October 22, 2005, 06:59:22 PM
Hi all!!

Just found out this forum..which I think will be a great help to me...

So..a little about me..
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Title: Re:CB750 Chop
Post by: JonnyB on October 24, 2005, 01:35:17 PM
Hi JP,

Sperex is from the Holts range of products,  its temperature range is up 650 deg/C. so should be OK, I've used Halfords' own brand for my F.

As to getting the old paint off, it's a question of finish. I completely stripped the engine, degreased the crankcases with \"Gunk\" and put them in the dishwasher, (remember to remove the gearbox bearing first ;)  ).

The barrels and head, again degreased, them treated to a blast with a Karcher presser washer. When done greased/oiled up any bits that I don't want to rust.

All the bits were the sprayed using a VHT paint.

If you want a really good finish you'll have to have them blasted, I got some quotes, and some were just wild. Many wanted the engine in one piece with all the holes and bearings covered.

Goo luck with the rebuild and welcome to the forum.

Ride Safe

John
Title: Re:CB750 Chop
Post by: [JP] on October 26, 2005, 09:05:38 AM
Thanks for the reply...

I'm not thinking of going so further to take the engine apart.

In fact I bought that Sperex paint Saturday and did some experiences already and it look sweet...

Regarding the sand blasting...

I've got one guy that's going to powder coat everything for me, but not the engine. He charges me 50quid to powder coat the frame and swingarm....cheap?
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