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| Licensed Joined: Nov 2011 From: Seattle I Ride: 2011 CBR250R | Place to powerded coat my wheels????? My silver wheels are just an eyesore I cant take much longer. I live in Seattle, can someone suggest a place that can powered coat my wheels black and do i all. From taking the wheels off the bike, bearings. I just want to pay for good work. |
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| Licensed Joined: Jun 2010 From: Everett I Ride: Track bike | i had mine done at hell yeah custom coatings in kenmore for $150. i took them off my bike and pulled the bearings though, but he did all the cleaning, sandblasting and coating. came out pretty well... not 100% perfect, but damn close. |
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![]() ![]() Joined: May 2011 From: LaCenter, WA I Ride: 2003 Copper SV1K | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| Licensed Joined: Nov 2011 From: Seattle I Ride: 2011 CBR250R | ![]() ![]() |
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| Licensed Joined: Jun 2010 From: Everett I Ride: Track bike | haha, yeah it is... for what it's worth, i'm pretty sure it's a one-man operation and that he works out of his garage, but the price was right and the results were good, so he gets my recommendation! |
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| Shredder Joined: Jul 2008 From: Issaquah, WA I Ride: '09 CBR1000RR. '95 R1100GS | Any idea what your powdercoater charges? |
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| Pit Crew Joined: Jul 2009 From: puyallup, wa I Ride: 2007 gsxr 600 | I have been thinking of getting mine done this winter too and I am like the OP, I will take them off the bike, but I want someone to take the tires and bearing off, powdercoat, then reinstall. |
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| Licensed Joined: Aug 2012 From: Washington | I got mine powder coated gold for about $300 for the sandblasting and powder coat. Evidently gold is the worst color option because all other colors are like $20 for 5lbs of powder, but gold was almost $80 for 5lbs. |
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| Knee Dragger Joined: Aug 2005 From: Moscow I Ride: Only girls now... | I haven't been around much but saw this, and I would say save your money and just paint them. Powder coat is indestructible you say... and from experience it is pretty much the same as paint (just that your wheels get heated up and aren't as strong as before), but you can't touch up powder coat. (Don't paint them yourself either, cause I'm sure you will make runs in the paint.) Also, if you force the bearings out, don't be a cheap ass get new bearings to force back in. I think my new bearings dropped in (rear) but I had to press the front wheel. (New bearings are the shit in the twisties, tightens everything up.) EDIT: I used bearing seal on the rear and front just because when I saw them slip in I said F@#$ that. Last edited by Van; 09-19-2012 at 05:35 PM.. |
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