powdercoating stock Enkei's
Evolving Member
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From: Elyria, OH.
Originally Posted by EvoIXMR
evolvedmb - any info on your PC's? price etc....Please let me know! Thanks!
Mine has 2 gouges that need fixed as well - I dunno if PC will hide or bring out this defect more!
Mine has 2 gouges that need fixed as well - I dunno if PC will hide or bring out this defect more!
Here's the process taken to get them into their current condition.
1.) Rims were blasted as I had painted them with white spray paint originally.
2.) Chemical dipped in an alkaline solution to strip them down to a white bare surface
3.) Pre-baked to get rid of air pockets and any other debris
4.) Baked at 375 for 45 minutes and then cooled
Pretty sure this was the procedure, as I carefully listened to the owner explain the entire process. Hope this helps you guys with a future decision!
Originally Posted by evolvedmb
I sanded my rims down where the scuff marks were located, but PC pretty much covers up most blemishes. I paid $276 including tax, and it was worth every cent IMO
Here's the process taken to get them into their current condition.
1.) Rims were blasted as I had painted them with white spray paint originally.
2.) Chemical dipped in an alkaline solution to strip them down to a white bare surface
3.) Pre-baked to get rid of air pockets and any other debris
4.) Baked at 375 for 45 minutes and then cooled
Pretty sure this was the procedure, as I carefully listened to the owner explain the entire process. Hope this helps you guys with a future decision!
Here's the process taken to get them into their current condition.
1.) Rims were blasted as I had painted them with white spray paint originally.
2.) Chemical dipped in an alkaline solution to strip them down to a white bare surface
3.) Pre-baked to get rid of air pockets and any other debris
4.) Baked at 375 for 45 minutes and then cooled
Pretty sure this was the procedure, as I carefully listened to the owner explain the entire process. Hope this helps you guys with a future decision!
Evolving Member
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 323
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From: Elyria, OH.
Originally Posted by EvoIXMR
Wow - thanks! Any info on this place that did it?
Creative Powder Coatings, Inc.
6412 Gateway Blvd. S.
Elyria, OH.
44035
(440) 322-8197 Phone
(440) 322-4010 Fax
Owners name is Mark Brown
Turn around will be under 1 week
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