how much $$$ to powder coat rims ?
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Originally posted by Rob_02Lightning
Ya the VW Radiator went, and a few other problems, it wasn't good enough to put any money in so I found this 4cyl stang for 500 from the original owner. As for my tips, I think they're beyond being able to clean up anymore
Ya the VW Radiator went, and a few other problems, it wasn't good enough to put any money in so I found this 4cyl stang for 500 from the original owner. As for my tips, I think they're beyond being able to clean up anymore
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I've got black powder-coated stock wheels on my '01, and they look great without polished rims, or white letters or anything like that. I've gotten lots of compliments at recent shows & tracks.
They cost me $40 per wheel, plus another $40 to have them stripped first, but you can do that yourself if you want to invest the time. Turn-around time was about 5 days, but I was in no hurry. Finish is very glossy and factory smooth.
The hubcaps I spray-painted myself, as plastic does not bake too well.
There is a set of 20" black replicas in my future...
They cost me $40 per wheel, plus another $40 to have them stripped first, but you can do that yourself if you want to invest the time. Turn-around time was about 5 days, but I was in no hurry. Finish is very glossy and factory smooth.
The hubcaps I spray-painted myself, as plastic does not bake too well.
There is a set of 20" black replicas in my future...
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From: Phakuu beech HI
I am curently having my truggy frame powdercoated silver hammer finish ($800) and the prerunner bumper fo my truck gloss black($150)
That said, I imagine you may be able to get wheels done for about 50 bucks each. If you want, you can contact electro-tech coatings in san marcos, ca. I don't know if the shipping will be prohibitive, but they have always done good work for me and my crew.
good luck
That said, I imagine you may be able to get wheels done for about 50 bucks each. If you want, you can contact electro-tech coatings in san marcos, ca. I don't know if the shipping will be prohibitive, but they have always done good work for me and my crew.
good luck