Frame paint?

[grannyknot]

Has anyone found a good rattle can equivalent to the silver paint on our frames?

I know I'm cheaping out but with good prep and application I have had some Duplicolor canned paint look good after 6 yrs. Unfortunately they don't have a great selection of colours. I'm not looking for exact, original colour match, just something in the ballpark that doesn't grab the eye.   

[fj11.5]

Don't know about a silver ,but epoxy enamal? Works well.

[carsick]

I use Plasti-Kote #618 Steel Wheels in the aerosol can. Slightly different than the factory shade but passable. It's an epoxy resin, fairly tough. Dupli-Color has a WP101 wheel paint, however I find it a bit too brash, more of a cast aluminum look.

[Lotsokids]

I've been contemplating painting my frame black, but I like the swingarm silver. I'm afraid if the swingarm is the only silver part, then it will stand out too much.

[fj11.5]

Actually they look good blacked out,, I did
mine after the pic I have on here , left the swingvarm as it was, matches well with the forks

[DailyDriver]

I've used ColorRite paint. You can get in professional quart sizes or aerosol cans. They have factory colors for body and frame as well as clear coat. However, they are a bit expensive. I'm working on a project myself at the moment and just finished shooting the frame and swing arm with the aerosol primer. One can was enough to get the job done. Good luck.

http://www.colorrite.com/

[Gazza]

A brand called Porclyn made a dead-on silver that completely matched the color of the frame.  It was their 620 Aluminum Silver epoxy enamel.

I used to be able to Google it and get results but am unable to right now so I emailed the company to see if they still make it and where it can be found.

[grannyknot]

Carsick, I use to use Plastikote all the time but can't find any distributors in the great white north anymore, seems like everyone has gone to Duplicolor  (which is not a bad rattle can paint).

Lotsokids, I have toyed with the thought of polishing the aluminum swing arm, sometimes I don't remember my own pain threshold.

DD, ColorRite has a Canadian distributor. They look like a good company, their colour samples are kind of generic looking so I would have to find a specific year and make and order that instead of choosing from their samples.
Thanks all.