Engine - paint colour code?
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Basil Moss
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Engine - paint colour code?
I'd like to repaint the engine on my CB500Y (2001) - or at least the left and right hand engine covers. Previous owner sprayed them with silver, and this clearly isn't the original colour.
I recollect 'NH-35M Cloud silver metallic' as being the engine colour used for early-seventies-Honda engines. But that was before Honda started using RAL-colourcoding. Dunno what they used in 2001.
Anyone?
The bike is azure blue with gold wheels.
I recollect 'NH-35M Cloud silver metallic' as being the engine colour used for early-seventies-Honda engines. But that was before Honda started using RAL-colourcoding. Dunno what they used in 2001.
Anyone?
The bike is azure blue with gold wheels.
Re: Engine - paint colour code?
I suggest that the only logical way to go would be to spray it Gold...
Basil Moss- the 900
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Location : Cambridge
Re: Engine - paint colour code?
Try RS bike paint.
http://www.rsbikepaint.com/en-us/colours.php#makeid=61&modelid=1418&prodyear=2000&colourscheme=3874
http://www.rsbikepaint.com/en-us/colours.php#makeid=61&modelid=1418&prodyear=2000&colourscheme=3874
Murray- Godly
- Posts : 63
Re: Engine - paint colour code?
Murray wrote:Try RS bike paint.
http://www.rsbikepaint.com/en-us/colours.php#makeid=61&modelid=1418&prodyear=2000&colourscheme=3874
Spot on! Thanks
Re: Engine - paint colour code?
post is old i know, but i want to add that you can use MOTIP#55200 which is quality car paint and is very very similar to the original colour of the engine.
i paid about 6£ at beckmann paint store in denmark.
i paid about 6£ at beckmann paint store in denmark.
dado_dassler- Barry Sheene
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Re: Engine - paint colour code?
Hi,
Did you end up respraying the engine? I'm having second thoughts about doing mine in PJ1 black - not just that its a whole lot of black with the black frame and black paint also that its £13 a can or there abouts so am now thinking of trying to match the stock colour.
I know about RS paints but was thinking of something a bit easier to come by and not as expensive....
I saw someone used Hycote Aluminum
another for Halfords Aluminum
and I know that Autotek goes on nicely
Can anyone recommend the best of these 3 in terms of coverage, wear and tear and closeness to the original engine colour? or even another brand I haven't mentioned but should be looking at???
Did you end up respraying the engine? I'm having second thoughts about doing mine in PJ1 black - not just that its a whole lot of black with the black frame and black paint also that its £13 a can or there abouts so am now thinking of trying to match the stock colour.
I know about RS paints but was thinking of something a bit easier to come by and not as expensive....
I saw someone used Hycote Aluminum
another for Halfords Aluminum
and I know that Autotek goes on nicely
Can anyone recommend the best of these 3 in terms of coverage, wear and tear and closeness to the original engine colour? or even another brand I haven't mentioned but should be looking at???
jerryfudd- the 900
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Posts : 1713
Location : Surrey
Re: Engine - paint colour code?
I've only used the Hycote, must be over 12 months ago now on one of my casings and its still looking good with no signs of flaking ect.
The colour is more "silvery" than the original engine paint but not noticeable until you took a real close look (but i guess this wont matter if you were gonna paint the whole thing).
The colour is more "silvery" than the original engine paint but not noticeable until you took a real close look (but i guess this wont matter if you were gonna paint the whole thing).
steady Eddy- the 800
- Posts : 266
Location : Ellesmere Port
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