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Riding around the other day I stopped by the dealer just looking around. I thought I would ask the guy at the counter if he had touch up paint for my '11 RKC. Dude said he would have to order it. I ask how much. He looks it up and says -------------ABOUT $35 -------------- Ouch, ouch, ouch! Sad thing, I thought about two of them, for my two tone Candy Rootbeer.
Thinking about checking behind door #2...
thats cheap. I have a 2012 skunk model CVO road glide. I purchased the touch up paint to correct a nick in my tank from a minor incident courtesy of a 2 year old. $52.00. You get three bottles of paint. the base coat, of both colors (in my case black and white, then you get the clear gold pearl. It takes 2 of the three bottles depending on which color you are touching up.
i searched the auto parts stores for comparable paint prior to purchase. No joy, you got to buy from mother HD.
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