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Old Jun 4, 2008 | 01:08 PM
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Painting a 2003 Superhawk question

My friend wants to buy a Sharkskins 1 Piece Lower for his 2003 VTR 1000. I contacted my Local dealer for paint codes and this is what I wrote back to my friend

"I contacted Cedar Creek to get the paint code #, and they are going to call me back or so they said so, so when you give it to a auto shop they will know the paint mixture. The only thing he told me is that honda will give you the # but wont tell you how or what kind of clear coat they use and that can alter the look alittle but Im hoping a body shop guy (who are usually good at this ****) can match it well".

Any comments on this please feel free to help in any way.

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Old Jun 4, 2008 | 02:10 PM
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Paints are a matched system. The body shop will use the clear made for the paint they use. AFAIK, they don't and won't mix match brands or lines, etc.
Old Jun 4, 2008 | 02:11 PM
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www.colorrite.com

They have the closest match. There are tons of recent threads that will have the correct paint number you're looking for. As for the clear, I'm not a painter but I can't imagine it would matter which you use, er, being clear and all.
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