The Bicycle Shop has been astonishing customers year after year with some of the best, and most unique paint jobs on the planet. Our professional Paint Team has had over 32 years of experience in custom frame painting. The Bicycle Shop features an in house state of the art paint booth, complete with top of the line painting equipment, including a full line of airbrushing equipment for those unique personal touches. We use the Du Pont recommended paint system for every stage of the process to guarantee your new custom painted frame will look as good ten years from now as it did on the day you picked it up. No matter if you are having a flame job overlaid on a carbon fiber bicycle frame , or are just restoring a classic beauty,- when you have it painted at the bicycle shop, you are assured the best possible results.

1. The frame is stripped to the base metal using chemical strippers.
2. Next the frame is glass beaded to remove corrosion, oxidation and rust as needed.
3. Then the frame is cleaned with Du Pont's 5717 metal conditioner (an acid cleaner)
4. At this time any metal work is performed upon customers request ( braze on, dent repair, alignment, etc)
5. Next Du Pont's Variprime (a self etching primer) is applied to the frame.
6. Uro Primer, Filler is applied next which becomes the real foundation for the paint.
7. Spot putty and body filler are then used as needed to fill frame imperfections.
8. Wet sanding then brings out that glass like surface, for color application
9. The frame is then reprimed as needed to cover any frame work.
10. Du Pont's Centari Acrylic Enamel is now applied wet and glossy or matte, as requested by the customer.

1. Same as single stage up through step 10,
2. Now Chroma Base color or colors, with any custom paint work is now applied
3. After the paint work is completed effects are applied to the frame such as: pearl, metal flake, flip flop, etc.
4. If decals are desired, they are applied at this time.
5. Du Pont's Chroma Clear, a urethane clear, is the final step in protecting and beatifying your new paint.

1. The frame is stripped to the base metal using chemical strippers.
2. Next the frame is glass beaded
3. Then the frame is cleaned with Dupont's 225s Metal Cleaner
4. Following the metal cleaner, Du Pont's 226s Conversion Coating is applied to the frame.
5. Next Du Pont's Variprime (a self etching primer) is applied to the frame.
6. Uro Primer, Filler is applied next which becomes the real foundation for the paint.
7. Spot putty and body filler are then used as needed to fill frame imperfections.
8. Wet sanding then brings out that glass like surface, for color application
9. The frame is then reprised as needed to cover any frame work.
10. Du Pont's Centari Acrylic Enamel is now applied wet and glossy or matte, as requested by the customer.

1. Same as single stage up through step 10,
2. Now Chroma Base color or colors, with any custom paint work is now applied
3. After the paint work is completed effects are applied to the frame such as: pearl, metal flake, flip flop, etc.
4. If decals are desired, they are applied at this time.
5. Du Pont's Chroma Clear, a urethane clear, is the final step in protecting and beatifying your new paint.