I'm getting my Exup resprayed at the moment but does anyone know the paint code for the bike or where to find it? Its an 89 FZR1000 Exup with a pearl white base colour.tim Try thislink Should be on a sticker under the seat, if not try giving a

 When looking at a Chinese painting, most visitors will remark upon the enormous differences from Western painting tradition. Foremost among the differences are the use of ink and silk paper as opposed to oil and canvas, the use of a silk scroll rather

I have a glass-fibre race fairing for my firestorm as it will be a track day bike from now on. I want it painted in gloss black, no race decals etc and I have been quoted about £200 for the main fairing and single seat unit. Surely

where is the best place online to order some paint for a set of lowers,im in essex,there used to be a place in harold wood but i cant find them on the web  cheers mick

I know when you use T Cut on a car or bike you have to be careful with it because it takes a layer of paint off but how about with guitars Yes sorry this isn't a bike related post. My guitar is black and scratched real bad I want to try and get rid

I need to do a couple of little touch up jobs on Mr Speedy the Speed Triple. They are Engine - a couple of areas the balck engine paint has flaked off, and in another place its scratched through. The largest area is only the size of a sixpence. (Or

which I can paint it with that'll look OK and last? Someone suggested Hammerite - are they correct in saying that this is OK for high temperature applications? You can buy paint meant for Engine Cylinders - that's high temperature resistant!(black only

Got to paint a few bits on my bike - what's the best way?Straight on, over all the rust and everything?Brush off all the loose stuff and then spray?Brush/sand off off the rust and paint, then spray?Anlso, what sort of paint would you recommend

the paint for you.

kind of reaction and that the paint on the part originally was cellulose, whereas the paint i'm spraying on with is all acrylic.would this be the reason for the primer cracking as it dries?assuming the reaction is the problem how do i go about