How to Paint Your Motorcycle Yourself at Home with Professional Results

The first step toward perfect paint results is surface preparationEnsure the motorcycle body is free of dust, oil, or rust. Use fine sandpaper (800–1000 grit) to remove the old coating and create a smooth surface. Clean again with a microfiber cloth/chamois so that the paint adheres perfectly. Ensure the painting area has good air circulation and is free of dust.

Choose the Right Paint: AutoGard Premium Spray Paint

For professional workshop results, use AutoGard Premium Spray Paint.
This spray paint is formulated with high-quality pigments which provides bright colors, is gasoline resistant with NiX Technology, and is durable.
The 360° fan spray nozzle makes painting from various positions easy—even for beginners.

The Process of Painting a Motorcycle at Home

Once the area is ready and the paint has been selected, follow these steps:

1. Use U35 gray surfacer primer (base coat) to close pores and even out skin tone.
2. Shake the AutoGard Premium Spray Paint can for 1–2 minutes. so that the pigments are thoroughly mixed.
3. Spray from a distance of ±20 cmMove your hands horizontally and steadily.
4. Allow 5–10 minutes between coats.
5. Once the color is even, finish with AutoGard clear coat for a glossier and longer-lasting result.

Professional Results Without a Workshop

By following the steps above, you can achieve a smooth, glossy, and durable paint finish just like a professional workshop.
AutoGard Premium Spray Paint delivers the best color quality that makes your motorcycle look brand new again — even without leaving your home.