All Lenz Sport frames are powder coated in-house in our very own custom powder coating facility. All frames come with a single color powder coat paint job and any one of our stock color decal kits. We also offer custom powder coat jobs that vary from fades and our new Rawthic theme, to airbrushed graphics and more. Please email us for a quote for your custom color scheme.
We have lots of color choices. They are basically unlimited. Visit Prismatic Powders to see all the colors we can get. Scroll down below the photo gallery for a list of colors we currently have in stock. If the color you want is not on this list, we can order it, or we can suggest one that is similar.
When looking at colors there are three color families that need to be considered:
All Lenz Sport frames are powder coated in-house in our very own custom powder coating facility. All frames come with a single color powder coat paint job and any one of our stock color decal kits. We also offer custom powder coat jobs that vary from fades and our new Rawthic theme, to airbrushed graphics and more. Please email us for a quote for your custom color scheme.
Nuclear Polish is a process we developed to work with the Transparent powder family to create a truly unique, one-of-a-kind paint job. Instead of prepping the frame by sand blasting it, we prep it by using pneumatic tools with a rotary 2″ Scotch Brite pad to polish the raw metal by removing imperfections and contaminants. This takes the frame to a near chrome appearance. Once the frame polishing is complete, we use the same tools to put a design on the surface of the metal (swirls, waves, squiggly lines, etc). Any time you see one of our mountain bikes or ski bikes and see some kind of design in the paint, it is a Nuclear Polish. Here are examples of the Nuclear Polish before the color is applied:
Once the powder is applied and baked, the design shows up through the paint. Here are a few examples after the color is applied:
Our newest paint scheme creation is called Rawthic. It is a cross between the raw frame and a Gothic look. It creates a worn-down or rat-rod look, whatever you want to call it. The main frame color is black that is rubbed off prior to being baked on, which is what gives it the unique look that it is an old frame. The graphics are airbrushed on and can be incorporated in to the paint scheme (red graphics in the photos below), or we can leave them solid block letters (blue graphics in the photos below). A matte clear coat is applied at the end.