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From over here, it might be TOO much black with the tinted screen, but it may look great.
If you want to powder coat something black, do the clutch and brake levers, would look real nice on that bike. I do satin black, matches HD stock controls, good luck.
I took all the hardware off of my windscreen, scuffed up all the shiny bits. Primed and then used VHT rattlecan wrinkle black. After I painted, I cooked it in the oven so that the paint really adheres (per the instructions on the can). Only pic I have is here:
I had my Heritage's windscreen brackets repainted black but not the the passing lamp bar, I wanted to continue, but since I'm selling the Heritage I'm going to leave it there and ultimately I wonder if it's not better like that, maybe it would have been too dark with the ramp and the trim rings...
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Heritage - blacked out windscreen brackets/passing lamp bar
