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Buying a new front fender since I'm getting new wheels and got a price quote of $150 to paint it basic Vivid Black. I've never had anything painted before so I was just curious if that price is about right or too high...thanks to anyone who can help me out!
The cool thing about painting Harley tins, is you don't have a panel to panel match like on a car or on bikes with bodywork. As long as it's the correct color, it will appear to match, even if it isn't dead on.
Not that they usually match the cars dead on either... they usually blend to make it appear to match. You'd be surprised how far off you can be and make it imperceptible with a good blend.
I paid $260 to have a Fatboy fender painted vivid black and pin stripped to match my Heritage. The strip alone was about $70, so I say you got a decent to good deal.
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prices will be all over, pends on who does it... my buddy the painter deals are usually best..
$150 is reasonable. different areas the price will vary bunch sometimes..
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