P500 Done.

[HUCK]

Painted the Honda wording on the front and the back and it is holding up great ! hmmm maybe that's because I haven't rolled it end over end .

 

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[Derail]

OP, this is creepy. The 1st post i click on after getting home and i see the same Pioneer 500 I saw on a trailer while out getting something to eat after work. Was beside you in traffic @ the intersection of AA and 68 in Maysville, KY by the speedway gas station. I was in a white Chevy Cruze with my mom. Small world. Did you happen to purchase that @ Heritage Honda?



Man this is a crazy day. This unit is in my dealership. That graphics kit was from an online supplier, they also make 700 kits. The chrome emblem on the nose is from a P1K, fits almost perfectly in the HONDA indention.

I live in Adams County, Ohio and bought my buggy at Honda of Rarden.

 

[Alan aka Davinci]

Yes and they are and they are a great group . That being said , I have redone these 3 times / They sent me a new set every time . If I do the color again I will get a paint match and brush it on . That won't take near as long as doing the entire graphics kit 3 times . The guys at C UTC G were really great to deal with and even sent me some special new graphics for my troubles . It's not them at all it is applying graphics to a very ruff surface .

That's too bad abut having to redo your graphics. I have the same ones now for close to 3 years. They have been through everything you can throw at them power washed a bunch of times and are holding up great.

 

[sgerksinwi]

That's too bad abut having to redo your graphics. I have the same ones now for close to 3 years. They have been through everything you can throw at them power washed a bunch of times and are holding up great.

Like the look but...Do they hold up going through Brush I do a lot of wood cutting..

 

[Alan aka Davinci]

Like the look but...Do they hold up going through Brush I do a lot of wood cutting..

They seem to hold up, mine have been through bunches of oak brush, sage brush, hail, wind, snow dust, mud, rain, freezing cold, you name it.