powder coat

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Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
Location
Inside my skull
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gbb

Legendary Member
Location
Peterborough
Had a frame powder coated once.
Pros...
Not expensive (not cheap either)
Very very hard wearing.
Crown race, i couldnt get off, they taped over it to powdercoat then removed it, less than perfect but it was an ok solution.
Cons...
Limited colours i suspect
A bit 'industrial ' looking
 

battered

Guru
I'm a powder coat convert. £45 frame and forks, start to finish, with metallic lacquer. Colours limited to the RAL chart, which is enough for me. There are *hundreds*. Mine looks ace, not at all industrial. It looks like Kawasaki green, funnily enough.

It costs more than £45 in aerosols, and you have to do all the prep. Paying a bike shop is £100 up, more if you want more than 1 colour, lacquer, etc.
 

Gillstay

Über Member
Teckaloid coach painting enamel, quality brushes, wipe down cloth's, for after sanding back, and patience used to get me an excellent finish, very cheaply.
 
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