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Originally Posted by _ForceD_
I had a steel frame and fork powder coated and am very happy with the outcome. In my area, the process cost about $150. As others have pointed out when similar questions about stripping and painting vs. powder coat are asked...to do a good job painting you’d have to invest in chemicals, primers, and equipment...like spray system, ventilation, respirator, etc. The only drawback to powder coating is that you can’t do multiple colors. Or at least it’s much more involved. But it’s only two-tone. You can’t do stripes...unless you have them painted on after the powder coating.


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$125 here for frame and fork. That included sandblasting. The result

DSCN1059 by Stuart Black, on Flickr

That, unfortunately is the price for any piece. I wanted a fork powder coated and it would have been $125 with sandblasting.

I added the pinstripes after painting. Those came from Twisted Chrome.
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