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DAN682 11-02-2007 04:30 PM

Who can recommend a place to get powdercoating
 
I want to powdercoat 4 rims which are painted gold atm, I want them to be white. Is powdercoating the best or will painting suffice?

If anybody can let me know of places and ball park figures, that would be awesome.

Cheers

REXISM 11-02-2007 05:45 PM

perth powdercoaters ask for Tim aka [SUBASTYLN] 0411612530
he has done a few members rims.

DAN682 11-02-2007 06:05 PM

sweet as, thanks!

LTDGC8 31-05-2007 11:08 AM

digging up old thread....

i went there the other day....is it even open??... :confused:

jEstEr? 31-05-2007 11:50 AM

tried calling ?

MRWATO2U 31-05-2007 01:38 PM

he's in thailand at the moment but his dad should be there running the show. his name is geoff hull.

trainwrex 31-05-2007 02:09 PM

painting is fine, just put a few layers of clear coat..

ive heard powderocating has to heat the rims and may change the metallurgic properties of the rim. making them more fragile..

vyper 31-05-2007 03:59 PM

[QUOTE=trainwrex]painting is fine, just put a few layers of clear coat..

ive heard powderocating has to heat the rims and may change the metallurgic properties of the rim. making them more fragile..[/QUOTE]

Its an open argument.. But, consider the fact that powdercoating happens at a much lower temperature than what the rim was exposed to during manufacture.

Just another thing I've heard. Seems to make sense. Opinions? :confused:

pete gopal 31-05-2007 04:02 PM

[QUOTE=trainwrex]ive heard powderocating has to heat the rims and may change the metallurgic properties of the rim. making them more fragile..[/QUOTE]
+1 to that...

I've done 2 years of powdercoating at Capral Aluminium back in my uni days and the metal has to go thru 200-250C oven (round 10 min in there) therefore check what ur rims are made out of...what kinda alloy before you do it.

In terms of quality powdercoating is a heaps better than painting, lot more resistant to sun etc.

vyper 31-05-2007 04:14 PM

[QUOTE=pete gopal]+1 to that...

I've done 2 years of powdercoating at Capral Aluminium back in my uni days and the metal has to go thru 200-250C oven (round 10 min in there) therefore check what ur rims are made out of...what kinda alloy before you do it.

In terms of quality powdercoating is a heaps better than painting, lot more resistant to sun etc.[/QUOTE]

What would u suggest for a set of forged Rays?


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