Here's the bike I had powdered
It was done with illusion lime time and clear coated with clear vision
ILLUSION LIME TIME Powder Coat PMB-6918 | Prismatic Powders
CLEAR VISION Powder Coat PPS-2974 | Prismatic Powders
It was done with illusion lime time and clear coated with clear vision
ILLUSION LIME TIME Powder Coat PMB-6918 | Prismatic Powders
CLEAR VISION Powder Coat PPS-2974 | Prismatic Powders
It really depends on your local market. The shops around here quoted me anywhere between 250-300 for my 70 Rupp Roadster -- and that was using my powder on my pre-sandblasted and cleared frame.
A shop in Knoxville, nearly 2 hours away, quoted me $100 using my powder on my pre-sandblasted frame. From what I'm seeing, that's a really good price.
Do your homework and call around for quotes. You might also want to check out their quality of work before you drop it off. The first time I had something powdered, they didn't clean it properly and the old paint underneath caused the powder to bubble. It looked like garbage.
A shop in Knoxville, nearly 2 hours away, quoted me $100 using my powder on my pre-sandblasted frame. From what I'm seeing, that's a really good price.
Do your homework and call around for quotes. You might also want to check out their quality of work before you drop it off. The first time I had something powdered, they didn't clean it properly and the old paint underneath caused the powder to bubble. It looked like garbage.
I'm obviously partial to powder
Conroe PowderCoating
Conroe PowderCoating
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http://halfbakedcoatings.com/
http://halfbakedcoatings.com/
You say "We are the number one powder coating business of snowmobile, atv and motorcycle parts in the world!" and Im not talking shit about your work but you need to buy a better camera to take pictures of your work. It seems like the pics are good at best. You really need a quality camera to show your hard work and the final product.