anodizing/painting bronze
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anodizing/painting bronze
do you guys have any ideas for getting my wheels bronze? i called about 20 shops in my area that does anodizing and none will do that color. my last thought would be to paint them at a professional paint shop. anyone have any thoughts?
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yah powdercoating really compromises the wheel strength.
i would personally paint them. its a little more economical and you can have them clear coated if you want to keep em shiny
i would personally paint them. its a little more economical and you can have them clear coated if you want to keep em shiny
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Powdercoating is the way to go.
I've had 2 sets of wheels and know several other people who have had wheels powdercoated with no adverse effects.
Plan on appx. $75-$100 per wheel for powdercoating
I've had 2 sets of wheels and know several other people who have had wheels powdercoated with no adverse effects.
Plan on appx. $75-$100 per wheel for powdercoating
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Originally Posted by S_special,Dec 17 2009, 11:20 PM
is it the heat in powder coating that causes the potential problem?