1971 Honda 750 – with Sandcast Paint Scheme These parts came to us via Lee in South Carolina. Lee has a number of bikes and has got some shoddy workmanship on several of his bikes by other paintshops and restorers. Lee wanted the color to be right on so he bought a side panel from Japan for a color reference (foreground). I think we matched it. What do you think Lee? < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1971 Triumph TR6R   Our friend Buzz and Morrie’s place were behind sending us these parts. Pacific blue and Alaskan white are always a favorite with triumph enthusiasts. Look for this bike at the dealer expo in Indianapolis on February 13-16. We are proud to be a part of this project that will be auctioned off and all proceeds will go toward the Joseph Parkhurst education fund. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1975 Honda CB 550   John Y. from Ohio sent us this not so popular but unique jade green tank and side panels from a Honda 550. With a blue basecoat and goldish green candy topcoat you get jade green. Kinda nice, right John. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

Completed Silver Jubilee   This a picture of the completed bike owned by B.R. in Vermont. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1970 Norton Factory Racer Replica   A 1970 Norton factory racer replica recently completed by media blasting to fiberglass. The professionals at precision motorcycle painting applied several coats of polyurethane and then wet sanded, cleared and polished to a mirror finish. This gorgeous 1970 Norton factory racer replica now looks as good as new. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1971 Triumph TR6C   Scott H. from our hometown brought this tank to us. There are several other examples of this scheme and color in this gallery but you can’t get enough of a good thing. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1979 Triumph Bonneville T-140 This bike is owned by G.F. from Gulfport, Mississippi. This bike will be featured along with 14 of G.F.’s other bikes, in motorcycle shows around Mississippi. The parts were originally silver and blue and after stripping to bare metal we fixed all imperfections in the metal tank and plastic side panels. After the necessary priming and blocking was done the red candy, double lined gold stripe, and black flashes were applied. The parts were then finished off with four coats of highly durable clear urethane and buffed to a mirror finish. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

AJ’s Tank   This tank came to us via Buzz Walneck. Buzz being the editor of Walneck’s magazine could have chosen any one of many painters he has met over the years. He chose us and i think he’s glad he did. Thanks Buzz. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio

1967 BSA Royal Star 500   When Bill M. from Illinois told us to match his 42 year old paint on his tank, i thought I bit off more than I could chew since all he wanted painted was the side panels. After several attempts we didn’t match the actual paint on the tank because it has faded so bad, however we did match what it used to look like. A challenge we face everyday. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio