I had a good source a few years ago, but they're gone now 
I looked into this a while ago... when I was going to get my plenum done.
I found a few through the usual seach tools.
Most seamed industrial related & didn't want to bother with small jobs.

I looked into this a while ago... when I was going to get my plenum done.
I found a few through the usual seach tools.
Most seamed industrial related & didn't want to bother with small jobs.
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I'll ask my buddy that drives the Lotus Elise. He had his fuel door podercoated just awhile ago.
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thanks =)
i have always been thinking to powdercoat stuff.
oh btw, can the stock grille be powdercoated? or it can only be dipped/electroplated because it is plastic?
coz i have a chip that is large enough that caused cracks on the front grille....stupid 401 !!!!
i have always been thinking to powdercoat stuff.
oh btw, can the stock grille be powdercoated? or it can only be dipped/electroplated because it is plastic?
coz i have a chip that is large enough that caused cracks on the front grille....stupid 401 !!!!
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Check out Chameleon in Mississauga.
905 629 4885
940 Kamato Rd
Ask for Trevor Mawhinney, he is the VP
Tell him you have been referred by Campbell, he drives a Lotus Elise.
Good Luck,
Bill
905 629 4885
940 Kamato Rd
Ask for Trevor Mawhinney, he is the VP
Tell him you have been referred by Campbell, he drives a Lotus Elise.
Good Luck,
Bill
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any updates on this threa???????
i am thinking of powdercoating my 18 stock rims to black after seeing a person did in US , the pictures are awesome.
https://g35driver.com/forums/attachm...8-img_2414.jpg
i am thinking of powdercoating my 18 stock rims to black after seeing a person did in US , the pictures are awesome.
https://g35driver.com/forums/attachm...8-img_2414.jpg
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home powder-coating kits aren't that expensive, my dad just picked one up for his bike parts, just the oven will need to be built, small stuff can be done in an old kitchen range (i think wheels will fit too, depending on the range, and the wheels, if not just build a bigger box)
i'm thinking of doing my rims this winter too.
i'm thinking of doing my rims this winter too.
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i'm thinking of doing my rims this winter too.
Interesting.... How good are the results with that????Originally Posted by pjames
home powder-coating kits aren't that expensive, my dad just picked one up for his bike parts, just the oven will need to be built, small stuff can be done in an old kitchen range (i think wheels will fit too, depending on the range, and the wheels, if not just build a bigger box)i'm thinking of doing my rims this winter too.
A true powder coat is an electrostatic process before heat curing.
How does the home system get the powder to adhere?
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my wheels wont fit my little bachelor apartment s kitchen oven
joke aside if you know anyone who does the trick in gta please let me know their contact(or if u know someone had a good-bad experience)
joke aside if you know anyone who does the trick in gta please let me know their contact(or if u know someone had a good-bad experience)Registered User
Hey me again, Musti82 sent me a PM about my powdercoated rims in Ottawa.
http://www.rldindustries.com/ awesome company, managed by a buddy of mine father. Give them a call, I think you're looking at around 400 bucks for our stock wheels. But they will come out looking OEM painted.







They also provide other services, I had the hot parts of my TT kit Cermakromed there as well.






http://www.rldindustries.com/ awesome company, managed by a buddy of mine father. Give them a call, I think you're looking at around 400 bucks for our stock wheels. But they will come out looking OEM painted.







They also provide other services, I had the hot parts of my TT kit Cermakromed there as well.






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thank you so much for posting the info and pictures, the rims look awesome. shiny and quality coat for sure.its a bit pricey but remembering the guys in US do the same thing around 250. its an OK deal.
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Yeah the way I see it is you pay for what you get right. It's something I wouldnt want done poorly. They clean them up and everything, just drop em off...
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Actually the price seems pretty good to me to get 4 wheels powdercoated.
Looks good.
Looks good.

