Lovely looking bike, nice job

email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk

Hi Samuel,

That looks and sounds fantastic!
Another one on the road...

Regards,
Sven

email (option): snvosselman@gmail.com

Nice one Sam

You can be very happy with your work

I hope you get out on her soon

👍

Job

email (option): Jonnyob1@googlemail.com

Very nice.

RE colour - yes, im getting very strange colours for my attempt;
depending on what type of light - natural(day and evening)/flouresent/ or LED lighting i'm getting a very wide range - from almost a brown, to a greenish kahki with a lot of yellow in it ?
Drove me nuts for several weeks - what it really needs is a layer of mud over it all - a great 'leveller'!

It is indeed one of the odd characteristics of KGP No.3....Sometimes it's brown, sometimes green...Ian

email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com

Hi Sam,
The bike looks very nice did you get the paint local?

email (option): goodbell@ripnet.com

Steven, I bought the paint in Pennsylvania. Purchased gallons of different WWII military colors and mixed them in varying amounts until I matched a swatch of KG3. It is regular Alkyd military paint. I have the mixing recipe if anyone in North America needs it, they cant ship air mail.