Front three-quarter view of a sport bike in a gloss-black colour change

Colourchange.

Every painted panel in premium cast film. Fairings come off, film goes around the edges and into the gaps, and the factory paint underneath stays exactly as it was.

From
$1,650
In the studio
2–3 days

Service 01

A colour change should look like the bike left the factory that way. That means no visible seams across a panel, no paint showing at the edges, and no film trimmed flush where it should have been wrapped.

What's included

Done properly,every time.

  • 01

    Panels off

    Fairings, tank covers and tail come off so film wraps the edges instead of stopping at them.

  • 02

    Premium cast film

    Conformable cast film that holds compound curves without shrinking back.

  • 03

    Edges and gaps wrapped

    Film turned around every edge and tucked into panel gaps, where a flush trim would lift.

  • 04

    Seams on factory lines

    Where a join is unavoidable, it sits on a line the bike already has.

  • 05

    Surface prep

    Decontamination wash, clay and an alcohol wipe before any film touches a panel.

  • 06

    Reassembly and QC

    Every panel refitted, every edge checked under raking light before handover.

Copper film being laid across a fairing on the bench

How it's done

Four stages,no shortcuts.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Paint, plastics and any old film are checked first. Problems surface before the quote is final, not on collection day.

  2. 02

    Strip down

    Bodywork comes off and is laid out panel by panel.

  3. 03

    Wrap

    Each panel is wrapped on its own, heated and post-heated so the film sets into its shape.

  4. 04

    Rebuild

    Panels go back on, fixings torqued, gaps and edges checked again in place.

Left profile of a gloss-black sport bike
Rear three-quarter view of a gloss-black sport bike

Good to know

Questions riders ask about colour change.

All questions

Not factory paint in good condition. Cast film protects it while it is on and comes off cleanly. Resprayed, oxidised or lifting paint can come away with the film, so if your bike has any of that, you hear about it before anything is booked.

Several years is typical for quality cast film, depending on sun, storage and washing. A bike garaged over winter ages far slower than one parked outside all year. You get a straight answer for the specific film you choose.

Yes. A colour change is fully reversible, which also makes it the safest way to change a bike you might sell.

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