Anyone have a line on a good powder coater local? Thanks in advance.
Anyone have a line on a good powder coater local? Thanks in advance.
dave@MotoSix DOT com | MRA #31, WERA #311
Dave,
Call Shane at Premium Powder Coating. They do great work for a reasonable price. They are located in Longmont
(303) 776-7560
my wheels are at "good paint" in Commerce City right now. I'll pick up tomorrow and let you know how they come out and pricing...
Tony Baker #21
Sponsored by:
Vickery Motorsports, Short Bus Race Team, 406 Racing Michelin, Vortex, PitBull, Driven, Third Bridge Wines, Imodium A-D
Longmont is great as that is where I work.Originally Posted by scott72673
Think they can handle engine blocks?
dave@MotoSix DOT com | MRA #31, WERA #311
Now you are just rubbing my nose in it. A real racebike with beautiful wheels?
You bastard.
dave@MotoSix DOT com | MRA #31, WERA #311
Call up Brian at faster. He had the guys across the street from the old TK location on 8th and I-25 do my R1 wheels and they looked sick when they were done. Price was better than the other places I looked too.
Will Sequino
we have a guy Dave, call Kevin at the shop on Tuesday, we have to drop off (well it actually gets picked up) a KTM frame that needs doing
Yeah...I'm pretty sure they do stuff way bigger than that!Longmont is great as that is where I work.
Think they can handle engine blocks?
Good Paint in Commerce City kicks ass!
Pearly white, they look better than a factory Yamaha finish! Had them back in less than a week.
Included two hours of sand-blasting to get the 87 coats of paint off the wheels first.
Batch fee is $125, plus minimum $25 per wheel to sandblast. Total cost will be between $175 and $225 per set.
I'll take my stuff to Good Paint every time!
Gabe Zaragoza is the owner
303-289-1188
Tony Baker #21
Sponsored by:
Vickery Motorsports, Short Bus Race Team, 406 Racing Michelin, Vortex, PitBull, Driven, Third Bridge Wines, Imodium A-D
colorado powdercoating inc. in commerce city is very reasonable and also does sandblasting.
303-853-0394 Mark Charf is the owner
ouch dave, that hurts :lol:
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