Powder coating
#1
Powder coating-->Edit:Pictures posted
taking my wheels to get powdercoated today. Gonna do a satin black, will post pics once i get them back. Just not used to looking at the car naked and on the lift.
Last edited by mixedmac; 01-30-2008 at 08:56 PM.
#2
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#3
where in the bay are you gonna get this done? wheel techniques?
#6
Did you go with the MAAS guys in the end? Can't wait to see how it turns out
#7
hey alex....yeah i went with MAAS, wheels should be ready sometime next week. I ended up buying a lift to store my gt3 with the wheels off.
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#9
Hehe good stuff They came by today to pick up some parts for powder coating... Hope you went with their "two-stage" process?
#11
Good stuff. It takes longer (more expensive) but the Cayman S wheels they did for us have been _pounded_ at the track and still look fab.
#12
Hi mixedmac,
I was in Maas Brothers Tuesday afternoon to check on my race pedals that Steve is powder coating black for me and spotted your "silver" wheels in the warehouse awaiting new paint.
Please let us know your impressions with the quality and durability once you have them installed. Oh, are they doing the center caps also? Are the caps plastic and can they do plastic?
I know they will look fantastic!
I was in Maas Brothers Tuesday afternoon to check on my race pedals that Steve is powder coating black for me and spotted your "silver" wheels in the warehouse awaiting new paint.
Please let us know your impressions with the quality and durability once you have them installed. Oh, are they doing the center caps also? Are the caps plastic and can they do plastic?
I know they will look fantastic!
Last edited by 08-911-C4S; 01-17-2008 at 11:03 PM.
#14
Make sure whoever you choose to powder coat them has a lot of experience with powder coating alloy wheels. The powder coating process can fatigue the metal when they are baked, and there have quite a few cases of wheels cracking under stress.
#15
Alex,
What is MAAS' "two step process"? Are you talking about their clear coat after they powder coat it? Wouldn't the clear coat make the wheels shinny?
I am thinking of getting my wheels done too. They said not to do flat black because it will show all scratches. They recommended at least to go with the Satin Black.
I had them do a set for my sister's boxster and it came out very nice. They did not paint the centers because they are plastic.
What is MAAS' "two step process"? Are you talking about their clear coat after they powder coat it? Wouldn't the clear coat make the wheels shinny?
I am thinking of getting my wheels done too. They said not to do flat black because it will show all scratches. They recommended at least to go with the Satin Black.
I had them do a set for my sister's boxster and it came out very nice. They did not paint the centers because they are plastic.