Suzuki-Motorcycle Touch Up Paint (12 OEM Colors)

About Suzuki-Motorcycle Paint

Suzuki motorcycles are known for having bright, eye-catching colors that really stand out on the road. Older classic bikes usually have a simple, single layer of paint that is easy to work with. Modern Suzuki models often use a more complex "three-step" process with pearls and metallic flakes to get that deep, sparkling look. While this modern paint looks amazing, the clear layer on top is often a bit thinner than what you would find on a car, so it needs a gentle touch.

Application Tips

When you are painting a Suzuki, the paint usually goes on very smoothly and dries quite fast. Because many of their famous colors are "pearls," you will likely need to spray a specific base color first before adding the main color. It is always better to spray several thin, light coats instead of one heavy, thick layer. This helps the tiny metallic sparkles lay down flat and even, which prevents the paint from looking blotchy or dark in some spots.

Quick Summary

• Paint Feel: Soft. Because the paint is on the softer side, it is very easy to polish out small scratches or swirls by hand.
• Best Advice: Always find your specific paint code on the bike's frame or under the seat. Suzuki has many shades of blue and red that look almost the same but require different base colors to match perfectly.
• Pro Tip: Always finish with a high-quality clear coat. Since motorcycles often get a little gasoline spilled on the tank, a strong clear coat will protect your beautiful paint from stains and sun damage.