Ppg has ember red sunglo. Mine cost $190 and I still had over half a pint left. 2 coats of the base and 3 of the mid and it will match. Love mine

 

I ordered the 2 little bottles of touch up for the Ember Red Sunglo about a month ago, and with discount it was about $24.
I figured it to be priceless. I also then ordered up the color matched tour pak rear spoiler with LED 3 way light, and that was $222 which I figured was a bargain as well. I see Dennis Kirk had a 3rd party made one on sale for $220, and then it would have had to been paint matched.
I know peeps get rattled about the MoCo's pricing, but I have yet to buy a part that didn't fit, and didn't look like it "belonged" on the bike, and thats after about 5K worth of candy on this one, so far.........

I won't let them put a wrench to my bike, but thats for another post.

I made my own floor board extensions, and other than that, it's nothin but MoCo parts here.

 

Your better off buying the painted inner fairing from Harley. Easier and you don't have to worry about the color matching exactly.

 

Why Lake Shore? I keep hearing LS and seeing them mentioned....are they cheaper, offer discounts or something versus just using my local HD

 

Harley doesn't make the paint, they just buy it from PPG then mark the price up.. go to a paint supply store and get it. even if they cant cross the numbers(some can) they can match it up perfectly.

when a car/bike gets crash repair, they don't buy factory colors, they get a new color made to match the faded paint. they can match up any color, so matching your color is no big deal.

 

I bought the paint for my Sedona Orange and it has more then paid for itself. Also is a dead ***** match! Worth it in my opinion....

 

Lake Shore usually offers discounts of 20% off HD retail and no sales tax for out of staters. I buy lots of stuff from them.

www.lshd1.com

 

And with an order of $500- free shipping!!

I just bought my daymaker headlight and aux lamps from them, saving over $200 when you figure tax.... And saved right at $200 on the tour pak. These are my only two purchases so far, I just found them :-)

 

Arnold's motor supply can also get you the paint for the same price I paid. With everything done and reselling my leftover paint it cost me $275. Each to their own.

 

$549 isn't bad compared to $1040 for a Road Glide inner fairing.

The Candy Orange uses Ember Red Sunglow as a base and can only be purchased through Harley or certain PPG paint suppliers. Cost for paint is close to $500 then labor, I bit it and ordered inner from HD.
It took 7 weeks to get it but what a difference a painted inner fairing makes on a Road Glide