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How to Paint The Legshield Trim & Footrest of a Vespa GTV/GT/GTS

Today, I’m going to show how I paint the Legshield Trim & Footrest of my Vespa GTV In this Video, I would go over on how to remove the glove box compartment, side panels, floor and Footrest to get access to the Legshield Trim. I’m going to detailed show you how I painted the Legshield Trim & Footrest of my Vespa GTV at home with basic tools and without spending that much money, With that, here’s what I’m going to cover in this video. #1: 00:31 First, I start off removing the glovebox. #2: 04:21 Then, I show you how to correctly disconnect the cable behind the glovebox. #3: 06:19 Then, I quickly show you how to fix the problem with the glovebox door. #4: 07:58 after removing the glovebox, I show you how to remove the Footrest from the frame. #5: 08:45 Then, I show you how to remove the side panels #6: 09:39 Then, I show you how to carefully remove the rubber from the floor to get access to three screws to be able to remove the floor from the scooter. #7: 11:28 remove the floor from the scooter after following the previous steps. #8: 11:50 removing the Legshield Trim #9: 12:04 after disassembling the glovebox, the footrest and the floor I am going to take advantage and change the ugly plastic bag hook with a nice, hight quality hook with the Vespa logo. You can get yours at thescooterbud.com links are down below. #10: 13:35 disassemble the footrest arm to get it ready for "bodywork" #11: 16:31 start sanding down the Legshield Trim to get rib of scratches and get them ready for paint. #12: 18:39 painting The Legshield Trim! #13: 19:55 after 24/48 hours, with both Legshield Trim already dry out, To refit, carry out the removal operations but in reverse order. just be careful and go gradually when pressing down the trim into the frame. #14: 21:25 With both Legshield Trim already install, To refit the floor and the glovebox, carry out the removal operations but in reverse order. #14: 22:05 Stripping the old clear coat from the footrest to get them ready for sanding. #15: 23:27 after 24 hours, you can clean off the paint stripper with soap and water. #16: 23:57 after cleaning off the paint stripper we can start sanding! #17: 26:07 after 24/48 hours, with both Footrest already dry out, To refit, carry out the removal operations but in reverse order. 26:46 To refit the Footrest into the scooter, carry out the removal operations but in reverse order. Recommenced Videos: How to Paint The Calipers of a Vespa GTV or Any Other Scooter    • How to Paint The Calipers of a Vespa ...   [LINK TO PRODUCTS USED/MENTIONED]: Black Foot Rests For Vespa GTV https://www.thescooterbud.com/product... Black Wheel Rims for Vespa GTS https://www.thescooterbud.com/product... Chrome Rims for GT, GTS and GTV https://www.thescooterbud.com/product... Pair Black Front Rear Wheel Rims Frame For Vespa Primavera https://www.thescooterbud.com/product... New to The Scooter Bud? If so, here's what you need to know -- I like to Restore & Customize Scooters a LOT, so I use this channel to explore, learn and show you everything in detailed to help you create the most unique scooter! Join our growing community for new videos every week! SUBSCRIBE & Don’t forget to turn on your notifications!    / @thescooterbud   Where else you can find me: WEBSITE: http://thescooterbud.com INSTAGRAM:  / thescooterbud   FACEBOOK:   / thescooterbud   ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Some of the links provided in this videos might be affiliate links. If a purchase is made using that specific URL, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to the order! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to producing free content each week!