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Recently started doing some powder coating and plan on blacking out all my engine covers but I want to coat my lower rocker boxes in twisted cherry to match the bike color and so everything isnt totally black, anyone out there know where I could get some twisted cherry powder coat or know of a color really close to it? Color is very light sensitive, pictures below. Thanks in advance
Off topic but about your bike - how did you do such a clean job of removing the tank logos? I don’t see any marks or discoloration which is my fear on my 2018 Twisted Cherry Road King. Never liked the 2018 logo, I’d like it bare or something more classic.
OK back to the rocker box, is there a high heat paint that could be mixed for that? Years ago a buddy rattle canned his EVO alum. cylinders black it lasted for years no chipping no peeling.
Off topic but about your bike - how did you do such a clean job of removing the tank logos? I dont see any marks or discoloration which is my fear on my 2018 Twisted Cherry Road King. Never liked the 2018 logo, Id like it bare or something more classic.
OK back to the rocker box, is there a high heat paint that could be mixed for that? Years ago a buddy rattle canned his EVO alum. cylinders black it lasted for years no chipping no peeling.
All the tins, fairings and bags are brand new thats why theres no residue left behind lol and Im not sure about actual paint, Ive got my own powder coating gun so just planned on powder coating all the covers, its more durable and can withstand high heat better than paint anyways if its done the right way. On metals Id never use paint again with how quick, easy, and durable
powder coating is
Last edited by cj.nagel1; Apr 8, 2023 at 04:23 PM.
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Powder coats that match the twisted cherry color
