I paid £60 for 15" wheels powdercoating. They're not perfect but the finish is decent enough for track wheels
Cas coatings in Bradford
Aye it's a shithole insideWhen you said 60 quid I knew it would be a place in bradford ??
Yeah I think it's the captive audience of Herefordshiresounds abit pricey
Quick google around your neck of the woods brings up these folk.
Have you asked them?
Wheel Refurbishment - Leominster Powdercoat
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Alloy wheel refurbishing, polishing, porting
Grind'n'Shine at Holmer Rd, Hereford offer alloy wheel refurb, polishing, portingwww.grindnshine.co.uk
Both coming in at £65 a rim no tyre fitting/removal, it might be nice scenery around here but not cheap to get wheels done!
This is the example of Bournes work. I dropped the parts off as per the pictures.
Nope, one place told me they could spray the wheels and caps rather than powder coatWhat about centre cap painting? How do people normally colour match those? I'm guessing powder coaters wont do them
Only thing is with powdercoat you have to bake the full wheel which some people seem to think causes stress cracks/warping
Aye I know mate, I think it's a load of b****cks. They're made from alloy metal, if wheels crack in an oven then it's either way too hot and being operated by a windowlicker or the wheels are absolute horseshiteFrankly it doesn't, you increase the heat more braking. The curing process for both methods is less than anchoring on at any track
that not abit pricey?A place local to me quoted £300 today for 5 turinis. Drive there, they do everything, refit the tyres, new valves, balance.