Yamaha G9 Club - Everything G9!

dcannow · 08-15-2011, 08:37 AM

A qt. should be enough. You might thin it down a tad as it may have thickened a little. I suggest you pick up a qt. of primer that is plastic-friendly to underlay this older paint.Then the key is sand, sand, sand (final with 600 grit on the primer). I am color blind & the van looks dark red to me so go for it!! My '9 is going to be a dark red with all metal satin black. Thinking of painting the top satin black also. I will post a pic. after the chrome spokes go on.--Dick

08-15-2011, 08:37 AM	#11
dcannow Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Liberty Lake, WA Posts: 479	Re: Yamha G9 Club - Everything G9! A qt. should be enough. You might thin it down a tad as it may have thickened a little. I suggest you pick up a qt. of primer that is plastic-friendly to underlay this older paint.Then the key is sand, sand, sand (final with 600 grit on the primer). I am color blind & the van looks dark red to me so go for it!! My '9 is going to be a dark red with all metal satin black. Thinking of painting the top satin black also. I will post a pic. after the chrome spokes go on.--Dick

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