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Message: [QUOTE="sunnyboy, post: 757181, member: 39801"] you can go to an auto paint store and get a 2-part paint in any color you want, you will also need a thinner,your local hardware store sells a spray can set up with a screw on jar for the paint so you can spray what ever you want.3 equal parts usually sprays good but you can make it thicker or thinner.i usually spray aircraft type paint like aluma-grip, and use the spray on galvinizer as a primer if aircraft primer is not avalable.spray in a clean open area and avoid inhaling the fumes.i hang mine and let it hang for at least 2days and treat gental a few more.it wears close to powder and the aircraft paint is more durable the first three years as intell that time is more flexable than powder,it is considered to be a protective coating for planes which land on dirt runways and kick up rocks-kinda like your bike,it costs more than auto paint but i thought i should let you know.have fun and take your time it will be worth it [/QUOTE]