Viable white-wash options

[Drop out]

Vinyl stretches, rivet heads are small. Compared to the crazy compound curves on most bumper covers it shouldn't be a big deal, just a lot of them.

And full vinyl wrap rolls are like 55" wide. When you find 24", someone was cutting rolls to make stripes and that was left over. That's scrap.

[EastCoastCB]

I'm thinking about trying a vinyl stripe down each side of my bus in the middle.
Even found a vendor that sells it in a nice Burberry pattern.

[Tango]

Go PLAID Laddie!

[HazMatt]

Originally Posted by EastCoastCB

I'm thinking about trying a vinyl stripe down each side of my bus in the middle.
Even found a vendor that sells it in a nice Burberry pattern.

Do they have it in a nice sisal pattern?

I'm thinking that would best complement all of the flora limpets I'm currently transporting.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Tango

Go PLAID Laddie!

Aye, mate. Nothing more Scottish than (English) Burberry. #5 is my favorite.


Our plan is to do the bus in khaki/beige with the Burberry accent.
Since Tiffany blue is so prevalent, we had to get more creative with our theme.

THe duck hood ornament would look nice in Burberry.

[Twigg]

I have had one of these for many years:

Barbour Bushman Jacket:

https://www.countryattire.com/barbou...r71-a1551.html

Barbour are the new kids on the block, they didn't establish until 1894. They do have several Royal Warrants though.

[Tango]

Raced motorcycles off road for a number of years wearing a Barbour waxed/oiled cotton jacket. LOVED it.

[Twigg]

Originally Posted by Tango

Raced motorcycles off road for a number of years wearing a Barbour waxed/oiled cotton jacket. LOVED it.

When we were kids we couldn't afford Barbour. Belstaff made a range of motorcycle clothing out of a very similar waxed cotton. We all had them.

They do not compare, in any way at all, to my current KLIM, triple-layer Gore-Tex riding gear

The KLIM would be great for driving ECCB's windowless Ward the 1500 miles to my house

I was wearing it last summer when I rode I-10 between New Orleans and Mobile in the worst downpour I have ever experienced. I stayed dry.

[dan-fox]

Men's Duck Zip-to-Thigh Bib Overall/Quilt Lined R41 | Carhartt
This is what I wear riding cold. With matching jacket. In the snow.

On one of these:
Best Ural Picks - Gear Up - Ural of New England Store

It's a riot!

[Twigg]

Originally Posted by dan-fox

Men's Duck Zip-to-Thigh Bib Overall/Quilt Lined R41 | Carhartt
This is what I wear riding cold. With matching jacket. In the snow.

On one of these:
Best Ural Picks - Gear Up - Ural of New England Store

It's a riot!

The KLIM gear I have is about the best that can be bought.

In cold weather I wear exactly the same as in hot, but I stick the electric jacket on too.

[dan-fox]

To each their own; that's why there's vanilla and chocolate in this world. I actually prefer the "state road crew" look to the "fun fun fun on the autobahn" look myself.

In summer I wear Kevlar denim; a holdover from when I rode on 2 wheels.