Restoration Progress On My 1952 ER10

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What color to paint my ER10? (post #216)

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Micky, you should really take some time and clean up that claw hammer.
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dusty wrote:Micky, you should really take some time and clean up that claw hammer.
Ya Mike! Polish it!!!!!!:D Make it look as good as the upper belt pulley cover!:rolleyes:
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dusty wrote:Micky, you should really take some time and clean up that claw hammer.
JPG40504 wrote:Ya Mike! Polish it!!!!!!:D Make it look as good as the upper belt pulley cover!:rolleyes:
Anything else me Lord's?? More gooder? (notice deburred also!!)
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mickyd wrote:Anything else me Lord's?? More gooder? (notice deburred also!!)
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Good Start!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:Good Start!:D
And good end.
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mickyd wrote:And good end.
Good Grief!

What time it it?:confused: :D
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Final ER10 color decision in the making

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You know that I have been struggling with my final paint color decision. I am going to throw out this final view of what the ER will look like painted Rustoleum burgundy. I used a beautifully restored ER done my the guy that heads up the ER yahoo group and colorized it to show what mine would look like.


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So should I go with the stock gray color (edit 11-02-09 - This gray is actually hammered gray, not stock grey) or burgundy?
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I must admit that the burgundy looks pretty sharp but if I was making the decision, knowing that that ER was going to end up in my shop, it would be gray and black.
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That burgundy sure is pretty! Go with your heart.
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I like the burgundy.
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