I picked up this jawa motorcycle that was painted over with black paint but wanted to see if I could get it back off trying a bunch of different methods. lets see how it all works out.
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Mother's Mag & Aluminum Polish is absolutely amazing on aluminum.
By combining the names JaneÄek and Wanderer, Jawa was created. 🙂
The old shop brings ya back you know 😀
Nope, it looked better Black before the sanding. Always…take it to the professional before it turns into a mess.
It looks cool halfway done. Clear coat it and be done with it weathered looking!
In the U.K. Jawa are well known for Speedway race bikes.
You've got more tricks up your sleeve . . .! and love your little tractor. Did you cobble that together?
So on the end what happen to the bike do you restore and ride or sale
I use fine stillwall and wax car wax
That's an UGLY Orange!
I think You should consider wrapping passenger grabs & anything else that might look good with I D K a less aggressive orange grip tape. There's always that old tried and true Duct Tape…lol
I was told, that tire wear is called cupping & is caused by worn or bad suspension. ✌
cost too much to rechrome
it would be less work to sand it smooth and repaint it
Sandblast it and repaint it. You have a blast cabinet,
You pronounce it “JaVa†the w is pronounced as a v in Slavic languages
jaVa , w pronounce as Vee, yavaa
i whould have sand blast all the paint and chrome off and clear coat it right to the steel 🙂
Hi I once had a KTM Comet Grand Prix 49cc moped that I used the chrome type paint on it came out really good and it would have been 1974.
It was a choice between the KTM or a Puch Maxi
Seems like you could drive urself nuts with this stuff easy…
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