Man, This sucks. I plan to wash mine today for the first time. I will post up what happens.

Have you taken them back up there? Is it powdercoat or just painted? I thought powder coating was 'baked on'.

 

That looks like paint and poor prep. Wonder if they even threw down a primer. Very sad to see.

 

Dude, those are painted. Powder coat would never do that.

 

damn...would definitley help to know who did that work...get your $$ back for sure.

 

Currently there is a Summer Promotion which has me very busy these days. . . $399 on the set of four. Ask anyone here who has seen or had my work done!!!! Do searches for anyone who is not happy with the results. . . You won't find any.

-Eli

 

I really appreciate everyone's input!!!!

I dropped them off at Keystone Auto in Sterling, VA this AM. They can do the Machine Finish and Power coating. They said 3-4 days. They have a video of there process on there website.

 

Hope everything works out for you....

-Eli

 

Washed my powder coated wheels from Wheel Refinishers and all is well. No flaking. They went way too light on the center and lug holes.

 

any pics?

I need to have the lips on my old champion RG5b's refinished. Just some curb rash here and there. Would you reccomend these guys?

 

No, I would not recommend them after the disaster posted above. I would recommend Ye Old Wheel Shop. I believe they are in Jessup, MD.

Pics. This is all I have of them. Nothing up close;

 

Well, it looks like I'll probably have to ship them then. I took one of them to Ye Olde Wheel shop a few years ago to get a slight flat spot out of one of the lips, and they came back all chewed up. It looked like they tried to straighten it with a hammer and chisel. And it took them 4 weeks. I always try to steer people clear of that place.

Your stockers look sweet man! Great finish for track wheels.

 

I hear ya on the wheel shop.

High gloss black is the only way to go at the track. When I left the track that Sunday, the wheels were a flat black! And the outline of the numbers were still on the car in black trim when I pulled them off also from the brake dust. Washed right off. Matte finish would deteriorate under these conditions pretty quickly.

Scott

 

Check out Keystone

http://www.keystone-auto.com/bodyshops/wheels.html

http://www.keystone-auto.com/corporation/index.html#

 

Did they tell you to hand wash them?

 

No, got no info. Thats the only way I wash the car anyway.