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I had to touch up the frame on my old Night Train. I used some Krylon rattle can paint. It looked great and was easy and cheap. I do not know the exact name for the color, but it was a semi gloss black I believe.
the krylon is pretty good stuff, i have used it for a number of different things and materials.
the more i think about it the more i feel 'on the fence' about trying to match the sissybar to the frame or the tins..... tho i do need to touch up the frame where my saddle bags have rubbed the paint down to shiny metal
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