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Old 10-15-2015, 06:09 PM   #1
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I took my wheel in today to be powder coated I will post photos when I get them back
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Old 10-15-2015, 06:30 PM   #2
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hi Kevin
what color?
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When I did mine three years ago, I had them powder coated three times. First a primer coat on the bare metal, then a standard gloss black and finally a clear coat. I just spray them with a hose and they look like I just polished them. Great job by my powder coater.
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Old 10-15-2015, 07:48 PM   #4
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hello mitch
they will be a bright gloss yellow then when I get them back I will take one to the paint store and have them match to that yellow for the body the body will be yellow with the black trim black fenders
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Al in NY: I had not heard of primer coat, color, then clear powder coating. Can you share an approximate cost of coating already blasted wheels?
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all of my powder coated car parts gets primered first..
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all of my powder coated car parts gets primered first..
Mitch, do you have the primer applied by the powder coater using the powder coating method or by regular spray gun using an epoxy primer.
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Mitch, do you have the primer applied by the powder coater using the powder coating method or by regular spray gun using an epoxy primer.
the powder coater does it
he always does that on car and motorcycle parts
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the powder coater does it
he always does that on car and motorcycle parts
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Question on power coating. If the part has pits will the powder coat fill these areas so they don't show?
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Question on power coating. If the part has pits will the powder coat fill these areas so they don't show?
read post # 21
http://fordbarn.com/forum/showthread...er+coat&page=2
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Thanks Mitch!
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Bruce in Upstate NY, the triple powder coating cost me $80.00 a wheel.
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Old 10-16-2015, 08:48 PM   #14
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The powder coater charged me $65 per wheel for sandblasting, polyester priming and top coat and they have held up well with no chipping. Best to have good wheels with no pits to start with or go back after sandblasting and priming then fill the pits with metal fill epoxy.
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Old 10-16-2015, 11:12 PM   #15
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I had Les Schwab Tires send six of my my 19" wheels out to Oregon to be bead blasted and powder coated black gloss. The wheels were pretty well rust free but they still had their old paint. They came back looking like the highest black gloss that you could have ever asked for. They charged me only $75 per wheel. One had a rust pit that was too deep and it still showed through the finish. I only needed five good wheels so I am very please. I have hand scraped (sand blasted too) , sanded, primed, and painted Model A wheels with epoxy enamel in the past and I could not do the same job for less than $150 a wheel.
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