Reezy® Part 3

As I was applying the first coat of primer on my frame, Jason came to the rescue and let me know that, basically.. I was doing a shitty job. So he came to save the day and applied the rest of the primer paint on my frame and fork. He did awesome work, I'm sure a lot better than what I could have done with it. The only thing bad about it was that my fork started floating..


..I know, I can't figure it out either.

Anyway, the next day after we let the primer dry, I began wet sanding reezy with 1000 grit sandpaper, followed by 2000 grit.


My fat ass.



Wet sanding.

I was anxious to start getting the paint on, but I had to wait for the dang frame to dry. So, Jason and I tried to speed up the process:


Yes, we baked it.

Here's a few pics of my roommate Jason painting on the black to my fork.




Go hit up his two blogs at silenttrigger.blogspot.com which includes his own marauding and project-a3.blogspot.com for a look at his ride.

We finished with the base colors that day.

Part 4 will start with me masking up some parts with painter tape for super cool designs (lyke whoa)

coming soon...






BTW, it turns out that my frame really wasn't floating.