
Custom paint and airbrush
Candy, pearl, metallic, matte, color shifts, flames, skulls, portraits, lettering. Laid into the paint and cleared over so it is part of the finish.
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Tanks, fenders, fairings and full bikes. Whatever you have in mind for the paint, this is the shop that can do it.
What we do
Empire is a full collision and paint shop, not a garage with a spray can. Motorcycle parts go through the same downdraft booth, the same primer and base, the same clear coat and the same color matching as a car panel. The difference is the design: bikes get work that would never fit on a fender.
We do a lot of motorcycle paint, and we want to do more. If you have an idea, bring it in or send us a picture and we will tell you what it takes.
Pick your finish

Candy, pearl, metallic, matte, color shifts, flames, skulls, portraits, lettering. Laid into the paint and cleared over so it is part of the finish.

Paint that lights up. Graphics, lettering or an entire panel that glows on command from a switch on the bars. Empire is a certified Lumilor installer.

Spray-on chrome that goes onto any shape, including parts that would never fit in a plating tank. Candy tints and tinted clears over the chrome base for colored chrome.

Wheels, covers, brackets, pegs, anything that unbolts. Chrome, powder-look finishes, or painted to match the rest of the bike.

Paint correction, ceramic coating with NanoPro (registered to the Carfax), and regular detailing to keep it looking the way it did when you picked it up.

A complete paint job from bare metal or an existing finish. Strip it, prime it, lay the design, clear it, and put it all back together.
Day and night
Lumilor is the finish people stop and ask about. It sits under the clear coat like any other paint, invisible during the day, and lights up at night from a switch or a button. The photos here are the same Ducati, same paint job, daylight and dark.
Empire is a certified Lumilor installer, which means the paint is backed by Lumilor's own warranty and applied the way they trained us to do it.
How it works
Most motorcycle paint jobs start with a picture or a rough idea and turn into something better once we talk it through. Here is what to expect.
A photo, a sketch, a picture you found online, or just a description. Bring the bike or the parts if you can, so we can see the shape we are working with.
You get a price, a timeline, and a plan for the layout and colors before any paint goes on. Nothing starts until you say go.
The work is done in our downdraft spray booth, the same one we use for collision repair. Controlled temperature, filtered air, proper cure times.
Get started
A picture and a rough description are enough to start the conversation. Ring the shop, book a time, or fill in the form and we will call you back.