Paint Supplies for Refurbishing your bike.  If you want to do the work yourself, you might as well use good quality products.

Each of the colors we sell have been carefully matched to original parts and the formula's are carefully guarded secrets.  We offer paint supplies for Vintage Motorcycles including Honda's, Kawasaki's, Yamaha's and Suzuki's and others.  Perfect matches for the non-existent Candy and Metallic Colors that make or break a restoration effort.  These colors have been elusive as Candy paints are not that popular these days, but we've managed to get the most popular colors matched and are now offering them along with the proper base color and catalyst that creates the original look of the bikes.     If you don't see your color listed below and have a good representative part, I can do the matching process and provide you with the paint.  Please be aware that the only shipping option for paint is via FedEx ground.  If you order and pay by Friday Noon, the paint is mixed and shipped the first of the week.

NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. 

Unfortunately I have no way to ship paint supplies out of the country.  It is illegal to ship them with the USPS.  I have started the process to gain "Hazardous Shipper" status with FedEx, but not sure what that means or when it will happen.

           ****PAINT PRICES****

                      1 Qt of matched color $135 - $200 depending upon color

           1 Pt of matched color $85 - $150 depending upon color

              8oz Catalyst for Base Coat or Clear $43

           1 Qt Clear $80

           1 Qt Reducer $25

           1 Can of Aerosol matched color $35 - $50 depending upon color

DISCLAIMER: I have bought many NOS parts painted in the Candy Colors.  I can personally tell you that there are discrepancies in the lightness / darkess of the parts.  Candy Colors are Transparent, and that means that the more coats you apply, the less of the base coat you see through it and therefore it will appear darker.  I always recommend that you paint an entire body kit at the same time or make sure that you have the original piece next to your painter and ask him to be sure not to put too many coats on before checking for a match.  Also, anytime there is the existence of a Candy in any of the formula's, a catalyst or 'hardener' must be used.  Painting with this type of paint is best left to a professional.  Even some of the non-candy colors have an element of candy in them, such as the Light Ruby Red that came on the SL70 K0's and the SL175K1.

and probably some others that I can't remember...................