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Jonny Fresh Member Since: 04 Feb 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 3586 |
Hmm....that's a bit more positive than all the other responses! How about when you get new tyres? no problems? I presume powder coating is powder coating and there is no difference in US vs. UK? |
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Fri Aug 05 2011 3:11pm |
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funnyguy1 Member Since: 18 Jun 2009 Location: Sun Valley Idaho Posts: 171 |
I had my wheels powder coated and they are bullett proof. No chipping like the factory painted wheels which I had repainted twice and they chipped like crazy. Been 2 years now and they look brand new. Powder coating the only way to go. IMHO. Mike mike murphy |
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Fri Aug 05 2011 3:26pm |
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Jonny Fresh Member Since: 04 Feb 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 3586 |
thanks for the clarification, although it is word for word the same as your first post.........are you a robot working for a US powder coating company?
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Fri Aug 05 2011 3:29pm |
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jed.w Member Since: 02 Jan 2011 Location: West Lancashire Posts: 191 |
Now you've just proved you are a gay Manc!
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Fri Aug 05 2011 8:17pm |
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funnyguy1 Member Since: 18 Jun 2009 Location: Sun Valley Idaho Posts: 171 |
Hi Johnny, sorry I posted twice, dam computers. No problem mounting tyres at all. Just make sure to tell guy to use plastic rim mounts for tyres. Mike mike murphy |
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Sun Aug 07 2011 4:16pm |
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kahndesign Member Since: 17 Mar 2011 Location: Bradford Posts: 484 |
we have wheels powdercoated every day for customers and its like everything else really. if you find a good one your wheels will be mint, if you dont they will be terrible.
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Mon Aug 08 2011 8:08am |
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Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738 |
Who do you use for powder coating your wheels martin, and what is their process? |
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Mon Aug 08 2011 8:15am |
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kahndesign Member Since: 17 Mar 2011 Location: Bradford Posts: 484 |
Hi Ady,
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Mon Aug 08 2011 8:31am |
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Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738 |
I'm not sure what you mean by blasted dried, i take it they shot blast them first. |
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Mon Aug 08 2011 8:37am |
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chrisonite_200 Member Since: 31 Jul 2011 Location: Essex Posts: 52 |
:rolllaugh: Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated |
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Mon Aug 08 2011 11:36am |
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kahndesign Member Since: 17 Mar 2011 Location: Bradford Posts: 484 |
hi Ady, yeah my bad, shot blasted !st to get the original finish off. Martin |
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Tue Aug 09 2011 10:48am |
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V8 andy Member Since: 11 May 2009 Location: east yorkshire Posts: 540 |
A good tyre fitter will have the mount/demount head set a bit further from the rim so that it does'nt catch the rim or they could use rim protectors which i use when changing tyres on alloys. Andy. Gone,,TDV8 arctic frost,black leather,colour coded handles,rear entertainment,sunroof. 1980 Rolls Royce,shadow 2 in white. Gone 07/57 TDV8 santorino,black leather.chrome handle's/mirror's. Gone 02/52 FFRR vogue. |
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Wed Aug 10 2011 7:40pm |
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