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craig8
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28th Apr 09 at 21:28   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

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Originally posted by Col004
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Originally posted by flame-red
Sorry to hi-jack but can you get plastic powder coated? i.e black arches


no.. they'll melt in the oven when baked.

i got my 5 slabs done for 38 quid a rim and that a refurb too


they wont even make it to the oven since they arent metal, powder coating is an electrostatic coating


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between £40-£50 per wheel depending weather tyres need removing


Why does it depend on the weather


Dont be stupid


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Originally posted by Cheese Man Chris
If ya curb your alloys in ASDA car park its surly gonna fuck the powder coat up anyway. so why spend a crap load of money on somthing that not exactly gonna benifit you. Its not like if your alloy paint splits ull be a dad


because PC looks alot better. more even finish and a better, more solid look and feel to it.

Those of us that can drive dont curb wheels, and avoid curbs more so than oncoming vehicles. My local asda has very few curbs to hit, and bollards are the main obstruction, but if you hit one of those you need special help.
Cheese Man Chris
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I understand we as car enthusiasts avoid curbs but I still dont see the point in it. Why dont they do it in the factory?

If the finish is so amazing, why dont they do body panels with it?
Dan H
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i can get my 14's re-furbed any colour for £25 a wheel, and they re-balance them, then an extra £5 for each size bigger. pretty good i think
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Originally posted by Cheese Man Chris
I understand we as car enthusiasts avoid curbs but I still dont see the point in it. Why dont they do it in the factory?

If the finish is so amazing, why dont they do body panels with it?


it just gives a nice finish on wheels end of lol
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29th Apr 09 at 06:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

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Originally posted by craig8
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Originally posted by Col004
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Originally posted by flame-red
Sorry to hi-jack but can you get plastic powder coated? i.e black arches


no.. they'll melt in the oven when baked.

i got my 5 slabs done for 38 quid a rim and that a refurb too


they wont even make it to the oven since they arent metal, powder coating is an electrostatic coating


in a way you are infact right, but........ we powder coated the bosses kitchen doors, made of WOOD with some special powder he bought, but it was a twat to get even coverage

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