Frame Refinishing

A repaired frame doesn't have to look repaired. Every structural fix we do can be finished with a full repaint that blends the repair invisibly into the surrounding paint — but refinishing is also a standalone service for frames that just need a fresh look, a color change, or a factory finish restored after years of chips and fade.

We spray matte or gloss finishes in any color you specify. If you want to match your frame's original factory color and the manufacturer no longer publishes the code — common with older or discontinued models — we custom-mix to match from the existing paint or from reference photos. We also handle multi-color schemes, fades and gradients, and reproduction of original logos and graphics.

Refinishing includes proper surface preparation: existing clearcoat and paint are removed down to a sound substrate, decals and graphics are masked or reproduced, and the final clearcoat is applied and cured before the frame goes back together. We're careful around structural elements like brand markings that indicate layup direction or tube reinforcement — nothing gets sanded blind.

Refinishing is often paired with a structural repair so the whole frame comes back looking uniform, but plenty of customers send in an undamaged frame purely for a color change or to refresh tired paint.