Honda Motorcycle Spray Paint & Paint Pens
Touch Up Paint Factory is a renowned supplier of Honda Motorcycle spray paint & paint pens, offering a convenient solution for motorcycle owners looking to restore the appearance of their beloved rides. With a wide range of colour options available, Touch Up Paint Factory provides high-quality, precision-matched spray paint & paint pens that ensures a flawless finish on any Honda motorcycle. This specially formulated paint is designed to effectively cover up blemishes, nicks, and scrapes on your motorcycle’s bodywork, providing a long-lasting and professional-looking repair. Trust Touch Up Paint Factory for all your Honda Motorcycle spray paint & paint pens needs and keep your bike looking as good as new.
Honda Models
Select your model from this list to find your colour.
- 599 CB600F
- 919 CB900F
- Africa Twin
- CB1000
- CB1000R
- CB1100A
- CB1100EX
- CB1100RS
- CB125F
- CB500F
- CB500X
- CBR1000F
- CBR1000RA
- CBR1000RR
- CBR1000RR SP
- CBR125R
- CBR250R
- CBR300R
- CBR300RA
- CBR500R
- CBR500RA
- CBR600F
- CBR600F F2
- CBR600F F3
- CBR600F F4
- CBR600F F4I
- CBR600RA
- CBR600RR
- CBR650F
- CBR650R
- CBR900RR
- CBR929RR
- CBR954RR
- CRF1000A Africa Twin
- CRF1000L Africa Twin
- CTX1300
- CTX700
- CTX700D
- CTX700N
- DN-01
- Elite
- Elite 80
- Forza NSS300
- Fury
- Gold Wing
- Gold Wing 1200 Aspencade
- Gold Wing 1200 Interstate
- Gold Wing 1500
- Gold Wing 1500 Aspencade
- Gold Wing 1500 Interstate
- Gold Wing 1500 Special Edition
- Gold Wing 1800
- Gold Wing F6B
- Gold Wing F6C
- Gold Wing Valkyrie
- Grom
- Helix 250
- Hurricane CBR1000F
- Hurricane CBR600F
- Interceptor
- Interceptor 250
- Interstate
- Interstate 1300
- Magna 700
- Magna 750
- Magna 750 Deluxe
- Metropolitan 50
- MSX125
- NC700X
- NC750D
- NC750S
- NC750X
- Nighthawk CB250
- Nighthawk CB450SC
- Nighthawk CB750
- Nighthawk S CB700SC
- NSC 50R
- NT700V
- NX250
- Pacific Coast 800
- PCX150
- RC51
- RC51 RVT1000R
- Rebel
- Rebel 500
- Rebel CMX450C
- Reflex 250
- Reflex 250 Sport
- Ruckus NPS50
- Sabre 1300
- Sabre 700
- SH125i
- SH150i
- SH300i
- Shadow 1100
- Shadow 1100 ACE
- Shadow 1100 ACE Tour
- Shadow 1100 Aero
- Shadow 1100 Sabre
- Shadow 1100 Spirit
- Shadow 500
- Shadow 700
- Shadow 750
- Shadow 750 ACE
- Shadow 750 Aero
- Shadow 750 RS
- Shadow 750 Spirit
- Shadow 800
- Shadow Aero
- Shadow Phantom
- Shadow Phantom VT750CSA
- Shadow VLX 600
- Shadow VLX 600 Deluxe
- Silver Wing
- Silver Wing 600
- ST1100
- ST1300
- Stateline 1300
- Super Blackbird CBR1100XX
- Transalp XL600V
- V65 Magna 1100
- Valkyrie 1500
- Valkyrie 1500 Interstate
- Valkyrie 1500 Tour
- Valkyrie Rune
- VF1000R
- VF500F Interceptor
- VFR1200F
- VFR1200X
- VFR700F Interceptor
- VFR750F Interceptor
- VFR750R RC30
- VFR800 Interceptor
- VFR800F
- VFR800X
- VTR1000 Super Hawk
- VTX1300C
- VTX1300R
- VTX1300S
- VTX1300T
- VTX1800C
- VTX1800F
- VTX1800N
- VTX1800R
- VTX1800S
- VTX1800T
- X-ADV
- XR100R
- XR250F
- XR400R
- XR650L
- XR650R
How To Use Honda Motorcycle Paint
Step 1 – Preparation is Key: Prior to painting, it is important to clean the surface thoroughly to achieve optimal results on your Honda vehicle.
Step 2 – Shake Things Up: Ensure the paint is well-mixed and consistent by giving it a good shake before applying.
Step 3 – Test the Waters: Before diving in, test a small area to confirm that the colour matches your Honda seamlessly.
Step 4 – Patience is a Virtue: Allow each coat to dry completely for a flawless and durable finish that will last.
Step 2 – Shake Things Up: Ensure the paint is well-mixed and consistent by giving it a good shake before applying.
Step 3 – Test the Waters: Before diving in, test a small area to confirm that the colour matches your Honda seamlessly.
Step 4 – Patience is a Virtue: Allow each coat to dry completely for a flawless and durable finish that will last.
Where To Find Your Honda Colour Code
Your Honda colour code is usually affixed on a sticker, usually placed on the rear half of your motorcycle, or under the seat.
Once you find your paint Code, Insert Code Here!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between our touch up pens and our aerosol spray?
Our touch up pens provide precise application for small chips and scratches, perfect for detailed repairs. Aerosol sprays, however, are ideal for covering larger surface areas, offering smooth and even coverage for more extensive repairs. Choose based on the repair size of your Honda!
How long should I wait between coats of paint?
For optimal outcome, it is suggested to choose a dry day for application. The drying duration may vary based on the product, so it is best to allow a 10 to 30-minute interval between each coat. This will aid in ensuring that every layer dries thoroughly and adheres firmly to the surface.
How many coats of paint should I apply?
For optimal results on your Honda motorcycle, it is recommended to apply 2 to 3 coats of touch up paint for complete coverage and a seamless finish. Be sure to allow each coat to dry before applying the next for the best results.
Can I use touch up paint on deep scratches?
Yes, you can use Aerosol touch up paint on deep scratches on a Honda motorcycle with meticulous preparation. Make sure the area is clean and sanded before applying the paint. In cases of significant damage, primer and sanding may be necessary before applying the paint.
How can I avoid common mistakes when applying touch up paint?
When painting your Honda motorcycle, it’s crucial to steer clear of typical errors. Make certain that each coat of paint is fully dry before adding another layer, apply primer to any deep scratches with exposed metal, and use multiple coats to hide scratches without excessive sanding. Prior to painting, be sure to shake the paint for a minimum of two minutes for a flawless and durable finish.
