touching up the powder coat

[Blas]

Here is the information I have in my notes: But as you can expect that a "perfect match" is probably not possible

Semi-gloss back Rustoleum spray can. Feather the edges, let it dry and then use a polishing compound to rub in the edges and get rid of the over-spray. Then if you got it too glossy as a result of all that rubbing, a light massage of some #0000 steel wool and with some polishing compound will help blend.
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Newer cars can use gloss black (Rustoleum spray) and older cars with age and frames that are NOT waxed regularly (lol) can use the SEMI GLOSS rustoleum for a good match.
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Rustoleum gloss black epoxy enamel.
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Eastwood sells a black epoxy frame paint that is pretty tough and matches fine.
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Duplicolor semi gloss engine paint.

Blas

[CompFi]

Originally Posted by Blas

Here is the information I have in my notes: But as you can expect that a "perfect match" is probably not possible...

Blas

Very helpful! Thank you, Blas.

And i hear you, that the perfect match is probably not realistic. One of the reasons why I am trying to start with something close to original. Then hopefully less chance for me to screw it up.

And waxing the frame? Man, something else to add to the To Do list that I had no clue about...

Thanks again.