PJ1 Yamaha Factory Blue Color Match Spray Paint 12 oz — 1998–2006 OEM Match, High‑Gloss Durable Finish

PJ1 Factory Yamaha Blue Color Match Spray Paint restores the original 1998–2006 Yamaha blue with a durable, high‑gloss finish suitable for metal and plastic motorcycle parts.

Faded plastics, sun‑bleached fairings, and dulled frames are common on older Yamaha bikes. This 12 oz aerosol from PJ1 is formulated to replicate the OEM Yamaha blue used across model years 1998–2006, delivering consistent coverage and a glossy result designed for DIY touch‑ups or fuller cosmetic restorations. The formula is made to adhere to typical motorcycle substrates and resists fuel, oil, and everyday road wear when applied correctly.

How accurate is the color match to Yamaha factory blue from 1998–2006?

PJ1 developed this spray to closely reproduce the original factory blue shade used by Yamaha during those model years. While painted parts and sun exposure can change existing pieces, the spray provides a consistent, recognizable Yamaha blue that blends well for most restorations and repairs.

• Factory‑matched pigment for 1998–2006 Yamaha blue tones
• Consistent color across cans for touch‑ups and larger panels
• Best used on freshly prepped surfaces for true match results

What surfaces and parts does the 12 oz can work best on?

The aerosol is designed to adhere to common motorcycle surfaces including painted metal and many plastics used on fairings and covers. Proper surface prep—cleaning, sanding, and using a suitable primer when needed—ensures stronger adhesion and a smoother, longer‑lasting finish.

• Metal frames, tanks, and brackets after rust removal and priming
• OEM and aftermarket plastic fairings with compatible primer
• Small panels, side covers, and trim pieces for spot repair or full repainting

How durable is the finish and what conditions does it resist?

The PJ1 formula produces a high‑gloss coating engineered for everyday motorcycle exposure. It is designed to resist chipping and fading from environmental factors and contact with common fluids, but longevity depends on surface preparation and application technique.

• High‑gloss topcoat for a factory‑fresh appearance
• Resistant to fuel, oil, and typical road contaminants
• Durability improves with correct sanding, priming, and curing time

How do I apply the spray for the best professional look?

For an even, professional result, work in clean, dust‑free conditions and follow a layered approach: clean, sand, prime if needed, then apply multiple light coats of color, finishing with clear coat if desired. Allow proper flash and cure times between coats to avoid runs and ensure hardness.

• Clean and degrease; sand to a smooth profile before painting
• Use an adhesion primer on plastics and bare metal for best results
• Spray several thin coats, holding the can 6–10 inches from the surface

Who this product is for: Riders, restorers, and DIY mechanics who want an authentic Yamaha blue touch or full cosmetic restoration on motorcycles from 1998 to 2006. It’s aimed at people who prefer a ready‑to‑use aerosol for spot repairs, small panels, or project bikes and who will follow standard surface preparation and spray techniques to achieve a factory‑like finish.