Originally Posted by
DrIsotope
I don't ride a SS/Fix, and I used a competitor product-- Duracoat (as I have a lot of prior experience with it) but I Duracoated my frame and fork about 4 months ago. Stripped to bare metal, primed with etching primer, and then did the usual thin coats and final wet coat. WWII OD Green for the frame, Matte Black fork. It's held up every bit as well as I expected Duracoat to hold up. I had a few nicks and scraches (mostly from crashing on the bike about 2 months ago) The only pic I have is from the day following the paint, Photobucket is down for maintenance and I can't get to any of the newer pics.
If you have access to a basic HVLP sprayer, it's really straightforward, and relatively inexpensive. I think with all materials involved, including stripper, degreaser, etc, it was under $80.
That's a good looking bike. Yeah I have all the tools needed because I use cerakote to do my guns. It seems like its holding up really well as you state. I'm planing to coat my bike "safety orange" or like a burnt orange color.