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I looked at vinyl wrap, and decided that, never having done it before, it would be quite tricky at the rear of the Triking due to the angular nature of the tail-light and license plate areas. A professional may find it not particularly difficult. I think it would be considerably cheaper than painting.

Well done, Tony - one of us may be grateful for a similar experience one of these days.....

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.....