Damn!! First Scatch

[hinmo]

Stupid me....one of the reasons I bought my 2000 750 a couple weeks ago, was the plastics and rest were pristine....not anymore. I must of nicked the fairing on something in the garage and now have a 3 inch digger about mid-ship on the right side.

Question - can you buy plastic touch up paint to match original Suzuki colors? I'm sure it won't be perfect, but better than the deep white scratch.

Thanks

[shadowhunter04]

Yes, I do believe you can. Check this out...

http://www.colorrite.com/CRPLfactoryColors.php?appID%5B%5D=1309&typeID=2&appYear=2002&appManuf=Suzuki&IsStreet=1&IsDirt=1&imageField.x=44&imageField.y=3

[arsenic]

https://www.cyclesurge.com

[Zepp]

That is a bummer.

[hinmo]

Thanks guys - checked both those websites, they dont seem thave an exact match. I will check Suzuki.

One question - Is it specific "plastic" paint to adhere to the fairing?

Thx

[Cat 4 Life]

just go to your local body shop and have them take a picture of your paint with their "special camera" and they'll mix the color up for you. I think mine cost like $7 for like a pill bottle sized container.

[whitecl0ver]

just go to your local body shop and have them take a picture of your paint with their "special camera" and they'll mix the color up for you. I think mine cost like $7 for like a pill bottle sized container.

Ohh thats kewl....so since it's older the paint has faded from the sun...So u keep faded touch up paint soo i blend perfectly

Nice...I didn't know they could do that

[hinmo]

nice - but again, do you need special paint to adhere to plastic? (or whatever the fairing is made of?)

[Cat 4 Life]

nice - but again, do you need special paint to adhere to plastic? (or whatever the fairing is made of?)

I was just given regular car paint and it's still on the bike. For a little scratch you shouldn't have any problems. Just clean the area well.