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I have a 2006 Street Glide in Vivid Black that I will be doing some work on this fall/winter. I am planning to change the front fender, black out the forks, and lower the front end. For efficiency, I'm planning to get the fender, fork lowers, and fender adaptor brackets painted/clearcoated all at once. I will just be getting them in Vivid Black to match the rest of the bike.
Has anyone had any good success with a local painter in SE Wisconsin for this type of basic work? I found lots of guys that advertise high end custom painting, but I just need a basic black and clearcoat.
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