Powder coating frames ....... How much ?

**kilabeez0** · 01-31-2005, 09:22 AM

a lamp? wont that cook unevenly?

**Quickonstep** · 01-31-2005, 09:38 AM

nope.. im not gonna get into all of the details, but.. you wouldnt beable tot tell the difference between parts done by a IR lamp and parts done in a oven

Jesse

**83185s** · 02-01-2005, 12:09 AM

quick...trailprotrailpro about to be a rich mofo..hope ull be happy and get trailprotrailpro trikes restored!! cause for how many people trailprotrailpro about to get trailprotrailpro gonna have enough to do it..id send u mine but id rather get it running again first

**Quickonstep** · 02-01-2005, 12:35 AM

lol.. not trying to get rich.... more just help people out.

Jesse

**hrc85250r** · 02-01-2005, 01:04 PM

that must be one HUGE lamp to get it up to 350deg..

**Meat-BoX** · 02-01-2005, 01:50 PM

Mine cost about $550.00 but I had allmost everything Acid Dipped, Beaded, Polished, or PowderCoated. Its on the Restoration Page under Garys Tecate. I wrote more but went to put in a word back in the text and it overwrit my other txt. Now that sux

**jenndnn3** · 02-01-2005, 05:59 PM

I just turned mine in today. a 350x and a 200x. They are 75 bux each. I also am turning several hubs, 3 sets of footpegs, Brake pedal, and a bunch of other stuff, for black it is $40. He is fixing the Crack in my 350x frame that showed up last summer, for $10. I dont know where you all shop, but...............

**OldSchoolin86** · 02-01-2005, 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by jenndnn3

I just turned mine in today. a 350x and a 200x. They are 75 bux each. I also am turning several hubs, 3 sets of footpegs, Brake pedal, and a bunch of other stuff, for black it is $40. He is fixing the Crack in my 350x frame that showed up last summer, for $10. I dont know where you all shop, but...............

I've never heard of anything that cheap for powder coating. The guy doesn't sound to bright if he's charging $10 for frame repair. Sounds like he needs to be less of a "cut throat" operator.

**Quickonstep** · 02-01-2005, 06:26 PM

i could probably get away with doing that if i were NOT sandblasting the parts down to bare metal, cleaning them, and taking the time to make sure they are nice and clean, bubble wrapped for shipping or being picked up.. or if they were being acid dipped.. which will have to be EXTREAMLY cleaned so the powder will stick.. and not react with any chemicals.. cheapest ive heard is from some guys up in the northwest that get it done pretty cheap.. but again.. its all about where you live, who you deal with, and who you can trust..

Jesse

**jenndnn3** · 02-01-2005, 06:40 PM

Hmm must sounded like a major insult my post considering.... Ah well, sorry it wasnt meant that way. These prices listed seemed to me extremely high. No not yours Quick. Oldschoolin I will be sure to tell him to quit being such a "cut throat". Whatever the heck that means.......

Funny tho the guy knew exactly how to fix it. Maybe I save because when I choose to paint I plan my colors. So I turn in several items wanting the same color. Oh and it is being sandblasted.

**Quickonstep** · 02-01-2005, 07:05 PM

no not offended by your post at all.. everyone needs competition to thrive.. just saying that for me tobeable to do so much for so little, id have to cut out alot.. if parts came to me prepped and ready, the price would drop CONSIDERABLY!

Jesse

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