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I spray-painted mine using Rustoleum Cobalt Blue "metallic" rattle cans from Walmart - under $100 , then another $100 for 3M's polishing kit. Looked pretty good for several years, but now the sun (strong around here) has started to cause "checking".

I posted that original comment almost 6 years ago, and, looking back, I can see that I was maybe a little pessimistic, as the Forum is still here, although it's still pretty much the same half dozen or so people as back then - this doesn't bode well for the future though, as I think most of them (us...

Happy holidays to everyone out there, and Doverhay has already said my exact feelings - get building, painting, writing ,skiing, whatever ...... !

Hi, Tony - received mine yesterday - thank you, great job !

Definitely not recommended, but if you are desperate (maybe on the railroad tracks and the train is coming ;) ) you can do what I did in my Fiat Spyder when the clutch went out and you need to get going from a dead stop - engage 2nd or 3rd gear and then use the starter to get you up to speed (not su...

Awesome job, Tony !

Tow it behind your Cybertruck (when you get it)
Too "industrial" for me.......

Received my calendar yesterday - great job once again Tony - This is the best one yet!
BTW - what happened a second after the photo was taken in September - looks like Rob Ricket's mudguard scraped the ground and he's about to lose it.....

Tony - I imagine you've already scoured the internet for help, but is this any help ?
https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/thread ... tion.4701/

Managed to get a photo "in the gap" - I think I jumped to conclusions, and it looks like what I was feeling wasn't the pads, but maybe the cover over the pads ? Net result is that I think everything is OK, and I was just being overly cautious as far as "mind the gap" is concerned. Thanks Tony for yo...