I have a military style motorcycle. I am looking for an OD color exhaust wrap. From the pictures it looks OD, what is the actual color of the wrap?
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It's a light OD color when first applied. Down pipe is wrapped in it on my '06 Forester XT; wrap was coated in Thermo-Tech black and then in silver hi-temp paint. Towards the pipe exit, a sort section of wrap isn't coated. W/exhaust heat, the light OD color has darkened and is now more brown than green. However, the silver coat is still silver, even right next to the turbo outlet. So, if you want the wrap to remain a true OD, look for a hi-temp OD coating if there is such or consider using a hi temp paint - engine or other - over the Thermo-tech black coating. As noted earlier in this answer, that's how I managed to get and maintain a silver coating. Hope this helps...
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It's a light OD color when first applied. Down pipe is wrapped in it on my '06 Forester XT; wrap was coated in Thermo-Tech black and then in silver hi-temp paint. Towards the pipe exit, a sort section of wrap isn't coated. W/exhaust heat, the light OD color has darkened and is now more brown than green. However, the silver coat is still silver, even right next to the turbo outlet. So, if you want the wrap to remain a true OD, look for a hi-temp OD coating if there is such or consider using a hi temp paint - engine or other - over the Thermo-tech black coating. As noted earlier in this answer, that's how I managed to get and maintain a silver coating. Hope this helps... It's a light OD color when first applied. Down pipe is wrapped in it on my '06 Forester XT; wrap was coated in Thermo-Tech black and then in silver hi-temp paint. Towards the pipe exit, a sort section of wrap isn't coated. W/exhaust heat, the light OD color has darkened and is now more brown than green. However, the silver coat is still silver, even right next to the turbo outlet. So, if you want the wrap to remain a true OD, look for a hi-temp OD coating if there is such or consider using a hi temp paint - engine or other - over the Thermo-tech black coating. As noted earlier in this... » Read More It's a light OD color when first applied. Down pipe is wrapped in it on my '06 Forester XT; wrap was coated in Thermo-Tech black and then in silver hi-temp paint. Towards the pipe exit, a sort section of wrap isn't coated. W/exhaust heat, the light OD color has darkened and is now more brown than green. However, the silver coat is still silver, even right next to the turbo outlet. So, if you want the wrap to remain a true OD, look for a hi-temp OD coating if there is such or consider using a hi temp paint - engine or other - over the Thermo-tech black coating. As noted earlier in this answer, that's how I managed to get and maintain a silver coating. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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its greenish/metallic in color, i think it will go great with a military style motorcycle
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It's like a shiny dark green - it's close to the olive color you're looking for.
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I did not order the pink, but mine did not come with hoods. I wrapped my bars under the OEM shifter covers. It looks like a factory wrap. I don't know for sure, but I would think all of the colors would be the same.
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Black and it would look good. Mine was on a fire red and it set it off perfectly. One caution is not to put Armorall on it as it affects it. They make a special treatment for it if you want. A really good product.
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It's a nice contrast to the black. It's a little darker than gun metal. Id send a better photo but not sure if this allows.
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The first thing I did was remove the decals. My bike is all black. Great horns but in the real cold they stick alittle sometimes not bad. Good luck easy use same wire horns!
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Steve - thanks for the info; I did talk to Derek just now - FWIW, he said that it just has the wrong decal (if it were actually a ES350 it would be a different color, green rather than yellow) and they will send the correct decal out; so I guess I'm ok with that explanation, at least for now. Also, I asked him about the serial number and he said it should be on a small decal that has 5 digits and the letter D - I found that on the bottom of the motor. It sounded like they had done some research after your call and had reached that conclusion.
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I put it on my Triumph exhaust at least 3 years ago and it has an aged look, but not bad- still looks good for header wrap
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It is pink. I don't think you should mix colors/coolants. Stick with Mopar.
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I got the Orange rim on the clear abs out looks great. Color is perfect. I would say any of the brighter colors would work just fine.
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I didn't have too do any thing to mine, I'm told the newer bikes are more tolerant too small engine mods.... all I've put on mine so far is the K&n; RK cleaner, and some aftermaket slip on mufflers , and it runs great / lot better than stock..... no complaints at all, and still has that stock appearance. Hope this helps you, good luck K.L.
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There was a small spot on both right and left sides and both front and rear inner fender wells at the very bottom of the fender well that did not get covered. Since the contrast between the two colors stuck out so much just a little black paint in those areas concealed it right up. I can send you a picture if you want, email your reqest to tony814u@aol.com
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We currently have a Black Vance & Hines Urban Brawler Exhaust available direct from our website. Thank you.
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It is kind of an orangeish glow. What I usually do with a new dye after I run it for about 100 miles is get a sample of the oil from filter or drain plug or other source and look at it with the UV light to see what it will look like. Ten minutes is not enough to get it to all of the places unless it is a serious leak in which case you shouldn't need dye for it. What is the oil capacity and is it gas or diesel? Diesel uses a different dye and if it is a large capacity system it might take 2 bottles of die.
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I used this paint and the clear coat to touch up my Honda outboard motor. It is aluminum and the product worked very well. The Honda color is very close, this paint has some metallic flake in it which what most paints from the factory have now. I would recommend using this product.
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Honest, I had one of these on my bike and loved it. A year later it flew off going down the highway, so I ordered the exact same one and it did not fit due to the people I bought it from said they are made different now. I bought a RLS exhaust and LOVE IT! you can look them up on ebay or google. amazing guy and great work. I love the look.
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its a foliage green...like the green in the current Army and Air Force camo. Lighter than OD but not bright. Hope this helps.