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    Wheels painted

    Need your wheels painted???
    I have just got onto a special paint for painting wheels.
    Any colour $200 a set for more info pm me and we can go from there
    This paint is good anti chipping paint

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    $200 geez thats pretty expensive. I can get a set of wheels powdercoated for less than half of that.

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    hpc did mine for $100

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    What colour did you get done? did they powdercoat it?

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    procoat.co.nz for powdercoating / painting

    $80 to polish each of my cages rims (the entire rim!) damn dude 200 for motorbike.. to paint them too!?, thats way to expensive.

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    That is dare you can get them done for $100 powder coated

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    Chrome the wheels

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    wheels

    Thats good to hear im not stopping anyone getting them powdercoated if you read the add its says painting your wheels NOT powdercoating and if you no anything about painting you would no that paint sticks 3 times better than powdercoating hence why your job was cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazefox
    Thats good to hear im not stopping anyone getting them powdercoated if you read the add its says painting your wheels NOT powdercoating and if you no anything about painting you would no that paint sticks 3 times better than powdercoating hence why your job was cheap.
    Fair enough. Do you have matt and gloss paints? What about pearlescent and colour shift?

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    wheels

    Yip i have all the colours under the sun

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazefox
    Yip i have all the colours under the sun
    So would colour shift paints be $200 or do they have a premium?

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    wheels

    yeah they require clearcoat as well but prob be about 250 - 300

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    Does that include stripping the tyre, or does that need to be factored in as well?

    I've gotta see you sometime about painting my bike, but the Oz trip is only a couple weeks away... $$$$$
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    wheels

    yeah mate for you it includes stripping and balancing

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazefox
    yeah they require clearcoat as well but prob be about 250 - 300
    What sort of paint are they using for regular colours that doesn't require a clearcoat? I can understand harlequin style paints being more pricey, but because of clearcoat?

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