Powdercoated Evo VIII wheels
Feb 13, 2006, 09:06 PM
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Powdercoated Evo VIII wheels
Here is one more for the archives...I had asked about this before and finally got them done!
The curb damage to the wheels were fixed, media-blasted and then powdercoated them metallic gloss black. It came out really well and have to be seen in person to appreciate the quality. It was almost impossible to take pics with the flash - I need some good sunlight and outdoor pics.
Here are some before and after pics:
I used a place locally - they knew how to coat the wheels under low-temp conditions as these Enkei require them. The owner was helpful and they turned it around in 1 week which was impressive.
Anyways, if any needs a good place to get stuff done in Iowa - contact http://www.***-design.com/
They are ready for some tires now! I need some recommendations for slightly wider than stock. I can search, no problem!
Thanks for looking!
The curb damage to the wheels were fixed, media-blasted and then powdercoated them metallic gloss black. It came out really well and have to be seen in person to appreciate the quality. It was almost impossible to take pics with the flash - I need some good sunlight and outdoor pics.
Here are some before and after pics:
I used a place locally - they knew how to coat the wheels under low-temp conditions as these Enkei require them. The owner was helpful and they turned it around in 1 week which was impressive.
Anyways, if any needs a good place to get stuff done in Iowa - contact http://www.***-design.com/
They are ready for some tires now! I need some recommendations for slightly wider than stock. I can search, no problem!
Thanks for looking!
had an option for 17x9. I am a big fan of the stockers design, especially in black.
Feb 13, 2006, 09:59 PM
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was wondering what the price was to get the scuffed rims fixed and powder coated black because I am in the same boat of wanting to get my rim damages fixed and recoated soon as well. Thanks
Feb 14, 2006, 06:26 AM
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I paid to get them fixed, blasted and coated. My damage was very minor caused by the wheel weights, so I got off easy!
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