powdercoating shop in Austin area[
#1
Posted July 27 2007 4:43PM
#2
Posted July 27 2007 5:00PM
#3
Posted July 27 2007 7:35PM
If you're just wanting to clearcoat the wheels you would do that with a painter and not a powdercoater.
I think powdercoating is more durable and resistant than clearcoat.
#4
Posted July 27 2007 7:46PM
I think powdercoating is more durable and resistant than clearcoat.
Pardon my ignorance, but can you powdercoat clear onto wheels? I suppose I typically associated powdercoating as being done with colors.
#5
Posted July 27 2007 10:52PM
Brooks Industrial Coatings,Inc
1902 Bench Mark Drive
Austin, TX 78728
Phone: (512) 990-5333
Fax: (512) 990-1007
Petty Industrial Coaters
8000 Daffane Lane
Austin, TX 78724
Phone: (512) 272-4507
Fax: (512) 272-4973
And a little more on clear powder coating
http://www.pfonline....es/99sum02.html
http://www.google.co...r coating clear
#6
Posted August 7 2007 10:15AM
'14 Track Pack GT, '87 Monte SS, '00 Tahoe Z71
#7
Posted August 7 2007 11:33AM
#8
Posted August 7 2007 11:35AM
lol isnt cleaning a big part of getting big ass chrome wheels. i mean i accepted it when i got my rims
There's a big difference between cleaning chrome and polished wheels.
Polished require a lot more work to keep the shine looking as shiny as chrome.
#9
Posted August 7 2007 12:18PM
There is even a clear coat designed especially for wheel paints and wheel coatings. When my wheels were painted just a month or two ago, I had them cleared at the same time. This will hopefully prolong the base coats that are on them and will also allow me to polish the wheels with regular car polish as well. Win/win if you ask me
2009 Hyosung GV-650 Anniversary Edition
#10
Posted August 13 2007 8:26AM
#11
Posted August 13 2007 2:30PM
If you really want to know, google or use your favorite search engine to look up any questions you might have in this field. We are not chomers or powdercoaters so our knowledge is gained from experience and alot of research. Do the research and gain the experience....the benefits are more rewarding.
#12
Posted August 13 2007 2:35PM
http://www.wheeltech...com/chrome.html
Might be a good place to start though?
Even though they're Dallas not Austin, I believe some Discount Tire places will still allow you to drop off the wheels there to be sent to Wheel Technologies.... but I'm not 100% certain of that.
#13
Posted August 13 2007 8:26PM
Talk with someone at WheelTech before shipping it out to them. See if they do the chroming here in Texas or if it is shipped to Cali.











