The Honda PCX / Forza / ADV150 / SH Forums

When I find something that delivers and I've had enough time and use out of it a body ought to share the elation! A durable, textured paint that can be easily blended by touching up if damaged. Tough as nails after 6 hours dry time. You paint quickly 3 coats in 15 minutes and watch the magic. It's rated up to 350 degrees fully usable on metal or plastic and it looks GREAT on motorbikes because it's forgiving for minor imperfections if you have stone strikes on lower carriages.

VHT Wrinkle Plus https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss ... inkle+plus

Yes it's good. I use it too, I think it used to be Sperex.

Good post! Thanks.

Wish I could See the Wrinkles (never thought I'd say that ) itsa bit dark in homie's garage at the moment. Understandable. Humidity is overwhelming here too. How are you controlling that? Dehumidifier? Ya gotta be.
Alrighty, I've written the cans name down and I will seek it out! Homie please, I, we? need a outdoor shot. These Wrinkles might be the only wrinkles I'll EVA love!
Mucho thanx 4 sharing yours (well, you know wot I mean).

WhiteNoise wrote:Wish I could See the Wrinkles

here ya go... not so much wrinkle you can't wiped down easily with detailer as I have had this paint on my chin fairing where mud spatters from the front wheel all season. But enough that any imperfections from impact in those areas are concealed permanently.

AWESOME! I'm Very Impressed! Kinda Sexy, I LOVE the look and I'm not even Standing There!! Yer right, Thems are Not Wrinkles!
Mucho Better then stock paint. Congrats on the find and to your applying technique. Practice Shows!
This product will be in WN's house very soon. Big Brother Honda will appreciate a touch up too

Looks like it came out of the factory yesterday.

Might do the rear "swing arm" bracket in this.

you you wrote:Might do the rear "swing arm" bracket in this.

Now that's a good idea! Honda didn't put a lot of effort into the finish on the PCX swingarm. I have seen some people strip and polish that aluminum to a mirror finish.

homie wrote:

you you wrote:Might do the rear "swing arm" bracket in this.

Now that's a good idea! Honda didn't put a lot of effort into the finish on the PCX swingarm. I have seen some people strip and polish that aluminum to a mirror finish.

On it, paint ordered.

This product was shown to me by a professional custom painter. It's being used to seal and prime plastics today and to overcome miss-matched primary colors. I've never heard of it but I'm trying to learn about paint and proper finishes.

Here was the challenge, each piece had to have any and all imperfections sanded out by hand with different courses of sand paper ending in wetsand. I did this work myself because you know how I am I could have taken them from sanded to a polishing compound and made them shine like new but for paint the dull sanded finish was what he wanted.

Interesting how plastics with scratches are fixable like this. These used plastics are now without any blemish at all and if the primer hides the original colors (he assures me it will) paint will be soon. https://www.amazon.com/Kleanstrip-Bulld ... dog+primer