It's because paint companies use different names for their pearls and the names of factory colors. Spies Hecker uses a "white pearl" and a "diamond white pearl" as their pearl concentrates.


So, a "super white pearl" in lets say Dupont could be the same as "white pearl" in Sherman Williams, PPG or any other company. You need the paint code for what color is done on your bike. If it's a custom color or just a straight pearl over a bright white base, then you you're going to need to know the number of the specfic white base used, and the number of the tint thats used for the pearl. Hope that makes sense.

Easiest just to say you have a white pearl paint job

 

Yes he will have the code.

 

 

I believe he is going to do the red strip on the rim white too.

 

wow that looks awsome, i kinda like the red strip on the rim, kind breaks it up......

 

the black with gold metalic is one we just did too

 

I want to say thanks to the Guys and Gal @ EMC
I absolutely love it!! I was literally speechless when I saw the bike and my jaw dropped
It was a pleasure to talk to both Shane and Kelli. we should def get up and ride this season. Both very nice and friendly ppl.
The hospitality they showed vs. other shops "casey screw city" is no comparision.

Now its time to go out and snap a few more pix. I'll post up later tonight!

Thanks again shane/kelli!

 

very nice, I love that color

 

Awe thank you! :

 

get the sets painted
they throw the clean look

and from here on out you will be referred to as "Panda bear"