COLOR CODEPB-304P - Medium BlueHonda-Motorcycle Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Riding a bike from 2004 means you are likely on a Gold Wing or a VTX cruiser that was built to eat miles. This specific shade is a deep, rich aquatic tone that leans into the sophisticated side of the color wheel. It avoids the neon flash of sportbike blues, opting instead for a dignified glow that looks most alive when the sun hits the tank. Since your bike has been on the road for two decades, the original finish has likely developed a character of its own, but this deep blue remains the anchor of its classic aesthetic.

Technical Details

This finish is a pearl-metallic, which means it contains tiny translucent flakes that catch the light at different angles. This depth is the reason it looks so expensive, but it also creates a challenge for repairs. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, the pearl particles won't lay flat, and the repair will look darker than the surrounding area. On the other hand, if you go too light, you might see the primer underneath. The goal is to build the color in thin, even layers to let the light travel through the pearl.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Honda-Motorcycle Medium Blue (check for code PB-304P on the white sticker under your seat or on the frame rail), you need to shake the container for at least 60 seconds. This ensures those pearl particles are fully suspended in the liquid. Test the color on the included card to see how many layers you need to reach a match. When you move to the bike, keep the container moving and maintain a steady spray distance to prevent the metallic flakes from pooling into dark spots. Let each layer sit for a full drying time before deciding if you need more coverage.